Governor General’s husband, Whit Fraser, has also tested positive
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon has tested positive for COVID-19, she announced on her official Twitter account Wednesday afternoon. Simon, 74, said she is experiencing “mild” symptoms, and plans to self-isolate and rest over the coming days.
19 hospitalizations attributed to the disease since Dec. 21
‘We encourage all students to go to school,’ says Education Minister Pamela Gross
Nurses will provide support in 4 communities with COVID-19 outbreaks
Hospitalizations caused by the disease climb to 19
Curfews lifted, other restrictions being eased in region
Iqaluit has highest case count, followed by Igloolik and Taloyoak
‘It’s a double jeopardy for me as a parent,’ says Cambridge Bay father
Iqaluit and Igloolik report territory’s highest case counts
Agnico Eagle in ‘final stages’ of planning for Nunavut workers’ return
Organization says the Freedom Convoy is impeding its work to help vulnerable Inuit
49 active cases at Aaqqigiarvik Correctional Healing Facility, says justice minister
Inmates account for 30 of those positive cases
Mayor tries to halt pastor’s anti-vaccine broadcasts, while health minister denounces misinformation
Territory unlikely to see another lockdown, despite spike in cases, says Dr. Patterson
Over 5% of Igloolik residents test positive for the virus
Nunavik has seen 9 COVID-19 deaths, according to provincial data
Mass pediatric vaccine clinics coming to 16 communities
Over 3,300 laptops and tablets sent to Nunavut high schools to support remote learning
‘As we go through tough times as a territory, there’s nothing to be gained from these lies,’ says John Main
Health Department monitoring new mutation of Omicron found in Canada
Regional health board says it can’t provide dates or locations of deaths
Infections confirmed for about 3% of Sanikiluaq residents
Not enough capacity to do proper contact tracing, says Dr. Michael Patterson
Those infected have room to isolate, says justice minister
