In Chesterfield Inlet, Gloria Thompson’s household of 13 ready for eased restrictions
Like many Nunavummiut, Gloria Thompson of Chesterfield Inlet is eager to see the end of the current territorial lockdown on Wednesday.
Federal government’s economic statement includes $30M for territory
Active cases fall below 100 as lockdown lifted
Iqaluit and Cambridge Bay restaurants can now seat at 50 per cent capacity
Fines amount to $2,875 each for three alleged violations
Territory reports total of 73 recovered cases; four new cases in Arviat
“I know they will one day thrive,” economic development minister says
Top doctor praises “remarkable job” against virus, urges Nunavut to stay the course
Territory “on the right path,” top doctor says
“Your good management of the virus in your provinces is an act of love and care for us”
Territory has 151 active cases with three new recoveries confirmed
Credit-rating agency projects $100 million deficit this year, but says not to worry
Positive cases had been climbing for three weeks
“Their swift action to provide support where we need it is truly appreciated,” says Nunavut premier
But Manitoba’s ICU capacity has shrunk
Two Inukjuak residents were infected while in the south
Nunavut government wants “to make sure no one goes hungry and not left out in the cold in terms of having food”
Lockdown continues in the community, which is also recovering from a windstorm and staff shortages
Lighting of oil lamps at 8 p.m. a show of support for 142 people in territory with virus
Territory stands at 142 active cases, Health Department says
Inukjuak is down to one truck for wastewater pickup
Nunavut reports four new cases Monday; active case total stands at 132
Businessman copes by serving up good food, adding “a bit of extra love”
18 new cases in Arviat, two in Rankin Inlet, one in Whale Cove
Arviat surges to 80 cases, Whale Cove hits 14; two recover in Sanikiluaq
