Testimony over 2018 death of Kugluktuk man in police custody continues
An inquest into the death of a Kugluktuk man in RCMP custody continued Thursday with testimony from a doctor who criticized the decision to keep the man in jail rather than bring him to a health centre for medical assessment.
Specific steps include increasing Inuit representation within the RCMP and improved services for Inuktut speakers
Austin Maniyogena’s brain ‘damaged’ from fall, says medical examiner
Inquest into 2018 death of Austin Maniyogena begins in Kugluktuk
Supreme Court throws out appeal to strike territorial government from lawsuit filed by former hamlet employee
Two-day hearing at legislature wraps up Wednesday
Nunavut capital to take part in field testing of cameras after having led pilot project a year ago
National Inuit organization seeking intervenor status as Quebec, federal governments appeal Quebec Court of Appeal’s ruling
Auditor General of Canada released two reports in past six years with criticisms of Nunavut’s jails
Groups call for intervention from Quebec’s social services minister
Police said officers discovered drugs and cash during search of man’s vehicle
Hearing into Austin Maniyogena’s death set for May 2 to 6
Order of Nunavut recipient, Lechat died March 29 at 102
An estimated 140,000 First Nations, Metis and Inuit entitled to compensation
Francis also commits to work with Inuit to bring accused French priest to justice following week of meetings with Indigenous delegates
Rev. Johannes Rivoire charged with sexual assault on Feb. 22
Emergency crews find victim when called to reports of smoke coming from structure
Hamlet continues investigation into Saturday blaze, fire chief says
Police had urged people to avoid the affected area Monday
Transportation Safety Board report into 2021 death of driller at Hope Bay Mine site stresses ‘vigilance’ with flight controls
Provincial police say a person was found dead after a fire in the early hours of March 10
Investigation ongoing, additional victims possible, says RCMP
Raymond Shipman pleaded guilty in November
Quebec’s police watchdog and coroner are investigating incident
N.W.T. infrastructure minister links plane to planned expedition to Nunavut
