A plane sits on the runway of the airport in Kuujjuaraapik. The Nunavik Regional Board of Health and Social Services announced that non-essential travel to the region and between communities may resume starting on Thursday. (File photo)
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Travellers still must have at least 2 COVID-19 vaccine doses
The Nunavik Regional Board of Health and Social Services is allowing non-essential travel from the south and between Nunavik communities to resume, with some restrictions.
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Territory’s case count jumped by 90 cases over the weekend
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195 confirmed cases reported in 15 Nunavut communities on Friday
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Toll-free number available for COVID-19-related travel questions
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Baker Lake schools reduce capacity in respsone COVID-19 case increase
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Each hunters and trappers association to receive $25,000 to distribute food to communities
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Health board will hold vaccination clinics for everyone 5 and up in every community
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Dr. Michael Patterson says Omicron is pushing the pandemic to an endemic state
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378 recoveries reported this wave of the pandemic
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Schools and daycares can open, but all non-essential services are shut down
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9 contact tracers from Statistics Canada also assigned to the territory
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There are no longer any COVID-19 cases among elders in long-term care in Nunavut, health minister says
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‘My thoughts are with the family and the community,’ says Premier P.J. Akeeagok
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Nunavik reported 78 new cases and 146 recoveries across the region since Jan. 14
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Anyone entering a city facility will need to have 2 doses of a Health Canada approved COVID-19 vaccine
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Swabs get taken to labs on first flights out of communities, says director of Iqaluit Health Services
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Community had 3 active cases heading into last weekend, Nunavik health board says
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Negative result on self-test doesn’t end isolation period, Patterson says
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Richard Budgell says ‘highly inequitable’ financial toll is not an incentive to get people vaccinated
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Disease is present in 18 of Nunavut’s 25 communities, Patterson says
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Community had 12 active COVID-19 cases on Thursday, says Nunavik Regional Board of Health and Social Services
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Cases reported in Gjoa Haven and Kugaaruk
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5 Nunavik residents have died from COVID-19, according to government data
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Support includes food hampers for those isolating, money for municipalities to provide critical services
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Changes to take effect Jan. 17