Vaccine proof, quarantine no longer required for travel within Nunavik
Restrictions remain in place for travellers from the south
Health restrictions eased in 10 Nunavut communities
COVID-19 cases surpassed the 500 mark on Monday
Nunavik reports 10th COVID-19 death
Regional health board won’t disclose where or when the death occurred, citing privacy
Cambridge Bay, Taloyoak schools to increase capacity
There are 412 COVID-19 cases in Nunavut as of Friday
COVID-19 isolations prompt weeklong closure of Igloolik health centre
People in community can still get prescriptions filled and call for virtual care
Students’ mental health key in keeping schools open: Nunavut health minister
School staff getting 35,000 rapid COVID-19 tests in March
Rankin Inlet daycare gets COVID-19 exposure notice
Nunavut’s case count sits at 385 on Wednesday
First case of Omicron subvariant BA.2 detected in Iqaluit
Hospitalization tally at 23 since start of Omicron wave
COVID-19 restrictions to ease over the coming weeks, Nunavut premier says
‘Today, we need a new approach,’ Premier P.J. Akeeagok says
Nunavut counts 548 COVID-19 cases
Schools in Gjoa Haven reduced to half capacity
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COVID-19 cases spike in Pond Inlet while first case presumed in Clyde River
Restrictions won’t ease in Pond Inlet on Monday after all
COVID-19 exposure issued for Naujaat wedding
Events held at Glad Tidings Church and Tusarvik Elementary School gym
Nunavik ‘cannot stay like this forever,’ public health director says
The lifting of COVID-19 restrictions in the region will follow Quebec’s reopening plan, but two weeks slower, says Dr. Marie Rochette
Nunavut’s active COVID-19 case count falls to 362
Current wave has spurred 1 death and 22 hospitalizations
Nunavut’s total COVID-19 hospitalizations rises to 22
Unclear how many Nunavummiut are currently in hospital
Nunavut government gives COVID-19 rapid tests to critical businesses
Premier couldn’t say whether everyone will have access to rapid tests
Inukjuak locks down with 105 COVID-19 cases, as other Nunavik communities reopen
Community accounted for over half of region’s reported cases on Monday
COVID-19 restrictions to ease in 15 Nunavut communities
Schools in Baker Lake and Kinngait to open at full capacity on Monday
Nunavut cabinet minister Lightstone tests positive for COVID-19
Territory’s human resources and finance minister says he has ‘mild symptoms,’ will continue working while in isolation
COVID-19 restrictions eased in Nunavik
New rules take effect on Monday
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Nunavut counts 477 COVID-19 cases in 18 communities
First case of the disease reported in Arctic Bay over the weekend
Dr. Michael Patterson self-isolating after COVID-19 exposure
Nunavut’s chief public health officer says he has tested negative but is staying home as a precaution
Over 1,000 cases of COVID-19 recovered in Nunavut this wave
Active case count was 337 on Thursday
Nunavik COVID-19 cases jump to 207
Only 55% of Nunavimmiut are fully vaccinated, according to health board
Games and snacks help Pond Inlet children through COVID-19 isolation
Hamlet’s recreation department handing out the kits, worth about $100 each