Inquest jurors determine Kimmirut man took his own life
Jurors for coroner’s inquest investigating 2019 death of George Arlooktoo make 32 recommendations to prevent similar deaths
Updated on Monday, April 7. 2025 at 2:30 p.m. ET.
George Arlooktoo could not have survived stab wounds, pathologist says
RCMP officer describes attempt to stop Kimmirut man from stabbing himself during coroner’s inquest testimony
Kimmirut man was ‘terrified’ of returning to jail, inquest jury told
Aunt testifies George Arlooktoo thought police were coming to arrest him for stabbing his partner
Coroner’s jury looks into death of Kimmirut man who died during 2019 arrest
George Arlooktoo died from self-inflicted stab wounds after police entered his home to detain him, coroner’s lawyer tell inquest jury
Nunavut woman missing in Ottawa found safe, police say
Ottawa Police Service say 40-year-old woman last seen March 25 in Ottawa’s east end found and is safe
Nunavik Police Service aims to relaunch cadet program
Its goal is to improve ties between Nunavimmiut and police force
Ottawa police seek public’s help to find missing Nunavut woman
Anna Pitseolak, 40, last seen March 25 in Ottawa’s east end; police concerned for her safety
Death of man at Puvirnituq Snow Festival site likely ‘accidental’: police
Festival events resume Thursday after being put on hold Wednesday
RCMP ask for help searching for missing Iqaluit teen
17-year-old last seen Monday in Tundra Valley area of Iqaluit
Man arrested after ‘firearms complaint’ in Clyde River
Police find 36-year-old with non-life-threatening injuries; no word on possible charges
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Former Rankin Inlet women’s shelter director faces fraud charge
RCMP say Joyce Kent’s arrest follows allegation of missing funds at Kataujaq Society
Man convicted of sexually assaulting child mounts constitutional challenge
Sentencing ‘paused’ pending further court hearings
Nunavik, Quebec police seize alcohol, over $40,000 in joint operation
No charges laid yet, say police
Teacher acquitted of assaulting 12-year-old Coral Harbour student
Judge calls teacher’s use of force justifiable under the circumstances
NTI wants RCMP to ‘de-task’ across Nunavut
Report calls for fewer non-policing responsibilities, outlines vision of policing in Nunavut being ‘under NTI jurisdiction’
Senator plans to revive bill to outlaw forced sterilization
Ontario member’s proposed legislation passed Senate, stalled before House of Commons with prorogation of Parliament
Iqaluit man given shorter sentence for attempted murder, forcible confinement
Former chief justice Neil Sharkey erred in issuing original 12-year sentence, appeal court panel finds
Judge approves $8M settlement with abuse victims, Nunavut government
Former students of Maurice Cloughley can apply for compensation for sexual offences committed between 1969 and 1981
Preliminary hearing for Rankin Inlet man charged with murder delayed to September
Jack Ekwalak charged in June 2024 death of woman
Iqaluit cannabis store wins tenancy fight against landlord Northview REIT
Higher Experience to keep its location for another year
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Jack Anawak pleads guilty to driving with suspended licence
Neighbour saw former politician, 74, driving snowmobile 2 weeks after he was sentenced for impaired driving-related offence
Man faces 2nd-degree murder charge in death of woman in Puvirnituq
Accused was under order to not harass victim
Federal government fined $5,000 in Inuit skin-graft lawsuit
Case filed in 2019 waiting for testimony, documents from defence
Police investigate possible murder in Puvirnituq
Quebec police say victim had injuries that suggest she was intentionally killed
Joseph Murdoch-Flowers appointed to board of National Council for Reconciliation
Council is a response to Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s calls to action