73-year-old Simeonie Issigaitok, who has a long history of sexual abuse convictions, pleaded guilty in December
After a series of delays, Simeonie Issigaitok has received a four-and-a-half year sentence in a federal penitentiary for sexually touching children under the age of 16.
ATV patrols are part of community outreach project
Lawsuit alleges lack of jails in Nunavik leads to unlawful detention times while inmates wait for bail hearings
Community policing model to continue into fall and winter, officer tells city during council update
Simeonie Issigaitok, 72, guilty of sexually touching 2 children under the age of 16
Incident allegedly occurred in Iqaluit’s Joamie Court neighbourhood on July 23
Norman Natanine the subject of Nunavut-wide arrest warrant following July firearm incident
Fewer than 10 per cent of Inuit who complete program have re-offended, says program manager
Police respond to call about distraught man on ATV with a gun, recover the gun, but not the man
Police share photo of a person holding a jerry can near the West 40 area
Andre Joseph Bedard faces charges of kidnapping, sexual assault and uttering threats
Cpl. Stephan Kilabuk redeploys from Ottawa to Iqaluit to reconnect with language and home
Robert Campbell, 37, was arrested June 30 for various firearms offenses and resisting arrest
Hamlet prepares new legislation after emergency meeting, serious ATV collision
Public Safety parliamentary secretary Jacques Ramsay joins Nunavut MP and GN ministers for the announcement
Bureau des enquêtes investigating second injury this year
Simeonie Issigaitok, 72, will learn his fate next month in order to let victim share impact statement
Coroner’s inquest will investigate the death of an Iqaluit inmate
During one episode, clinicians attempted to have Danny Paul Eyaituk involuntary admitted to a psychiatric institution
Accused pleads guilty to 4 charges after September incident
Michael Angutetuar’s next court appearance is July 21
Over the years women’s groups have called for harsher vetting of political candidates
New legislation modernizes existing legislation around victims’ rights
Nunavut’s electricity provider ordered to pay $276,000 after pleading guilty to Safety Act charge
Crown in first-degree murder case questions claims that accused’s wife had been feeding him drugs
Danny Paul Eyaituk describes years of mental health problems
Victim was 13 at the time of the assault
A youth witness recalls hearing a gun shot
Judge delcared mistrial after first two days of jury trial were fraught with issues
