Chesterfield Inlet becomes 11th Nunavut community where disease has been detected
Nunavut residents should brace for COVID-19 infections to hit every community in the territory, chief public health officer Dr. Michael Patterson said Saturday as Chesterfield Inlet became the eleventh where the disease has been detected.
GN now reporting when presumptive cases arrive in a new community, no longer waiting for confirmation
94 cases of respiratory disease confirmed in nine communities since Dec. 21
Territory to ask for federal help with contact tracing, testing
Hamlet of 650 is fifth Nunavut community to confirm disease since Dec. 20
Six new communities have at least one case, regional health board reports
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Regional health board imposes 28-day travel restrictions
26 confirmed cases on Monday, up from 8 before Christmas weekend
Nunavut government reports new cases in three communities
Dr. Patterson issues Christmas Eve appeal to anyone who travelled to the hamlet since Dec. 3
New cases in Sanirajak, Rankin Inlet, Pangnirtung and Iqaluit bring restrictions on Christmas Eve
Nunavut’s federal representative is isolating at home in Iqaluit
Cases detected at Meadowbank, Meliadine and Hope Bay mines
Stricter restrictions to take effect at noon Thursday
Spread of variant ‘shockingly high and fast,’ says Dr. Michael Patterson
GN COVID-19 update warns of health-care service cuts, but gives green light to muted holiday celebrations
Restrictions tighten immediately in light of Omicron, but variant not yet known
Health minister Christian Dubé announced the closure of bars, gyms, schools and entertainment venues
New measure is aimed at preventing COVID-19 Omicron variant from entering the region
Gathering sizes based on community’s COVID-19 alert level
Active cases in the region continue to decline
Two communities, Akulivik and Salluit, remain on lockdown
New case does not impact public safety, says Health Department
Monday’s reported numbers dip below 50 for 1st time since October
