Unlawful Property Forfeiture Act passed in 2017 but came into effect in April
A law that gives the Nunavut government the power to seize property suspected of being used for illegal activity is now in effect. Nunavut lawmakers passed the Unlawful Property Forfeiture Act in March 2017, but it wasn’t in effect until April 1 of this year. Justice Minister George Hickes announced its implementation June 2 in...
'This is a massive step forward for policing oversight across Nunavut,' says justice minister
Divie Kasudluak stabbed Maina Weetaluktuk 41 times after she rejected his advances in 2017
Qaqqaq says foster care is the 'new residential school system'
Amber alert issued Thursday night; baby found safe Friday morning; woman charged later in day
Mathieu Paré faces two charges of assault linked to a 2019 incident when a detainee was injured
Merlyn Recinos made his first court appearance Monday
Abel Kingatook strangled his common-law partner in June 2018
Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation announces discovery of mass grave at former school
Four residents arrested and charged with possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking
Officers to stop wearing cameras June 1
Unrestrained suspect slashed his own throat during 2020 arrest
Kelly Akpaleapik argued his pleas were not voluntary because he was under intense pressure from complainant
Const. Ira Tarleton was doing relief work in Nunavut in 2020, RCMP says
Police found body May 3 in a cabin outside the community
Judge Susan Charlesworth will render her verdict May 12
Daniel Hodgson, 41, faces second-degree murder for the death of 23-year-old Bradley Winsor
Daniel Hodgson, 41, is being charged with the second-degree murder of 23-year-old Bradley Winsor
Daniel Hodgson, 41, faces a second-degree murder charge in the death of 23-year-old Bradley Winsor
Daniel Hodgson is on trial for second-degree murder in the 2017 death of Bradley Winsor
Daniel Hodgson is accused of second-degree murder in the 2017 death of Bradley Winsor
Daniel Hodgson, 41, faces a second-degree murder charge
Justice Paul Bychok said COVID-19 travel restrictions are no reason to delay
‘The Crown sentencing recommendation here was unhinged,’ says judge
Ivujivik couple was found dead in a home March 25
Lawyers say case exemplifies Nunavut’s ‘broken’ alcohol permitting system
30 sent to Kingston-area institution; another 30 sent to various Nunavut facilities
Inmates were evacuated safely Thursday afternoon after the fire broke out
Nunavik Police Service and the Sûreté du Québec seized 157 grams of cocaine this week in Kuujjuaq
