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Nunavut RCMP are seeking the public’s help after several Iqaluit businesses were broken into over the past three weeks. The incidents occurred between mid-December and Jan. 8, RCMP said in a series of news releases Friday.
Alleged incident occurred Dec. 13 at Nipisa Street location
Report of firearm led to temporary lockdown in community
Ahmed Hozayen, 31, and Naveen Alkhalil, 47, face several charges related to death of Ottokie Kelly
Father and son failed to return after checking their fishing nets in poor weather conditions on Dec. 31
Daughter, son find woman dead in house; soon after, man killed himself say police
Andrew Naluktuk set to appear in court on Jan. 23; his daughter died after being wounded in incident
Alacie Iqaluk was shot during ‘exchange of gunfire’ at house, says cousin of child’s father
2 agencies investigating Dec. 20 ‘exchange of gunfire’ that sent 2 people to hospital
RCMP, municipal enforcement staff wrap up 2 weekend operations
Officials extend support as community deals with ‘exchange of gunfire’ that injured man, young daughter
Quebec’s police watchdog investigating Nunavik Police Service response to early morning 911 call
Ashley Mamgark, 37, awaits Jan. 6 court appearance in Iqaluit
Body of 29-year-old man found Saturday in residence
Jean-François Bernier vows to be accountable and lists building trust among top priorities
Take taxis, arrange designated drivers if you plan to drink, police say
Tony Van Eindhoven, 55, died April 30; Jay Camphaug charged with manslaughter
Chief Supt. Kent Pike becomes 10th commanding officer of RCMP’s V Division, where only 4 of 157 officers are Inuit
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Johnny Meeko’s June 2023 convictions overturned on appeal; case returns to court on Jan. 5
Coming together for National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women helps people heal, speaker says
Arrest made Wednesday afternoon, RCMP says
Qulliit Nunavut Status of Women Council encouraging people across territory to plan their own vigils, or mark day own way
Jeremy Tunraluk placed on leave from organization, says NTI spokesperson
Ken Papatsie described by Crown as struggling addict who was taken advantage of by Ottawa dealer
