Jeremy Tunraluk placed on leave from organization, says NTI spokesperson
Updated on Thursday, Dec. 4 at 4 p.m. ET Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. has placed president Jeremy Tunraluk on leave after he was charged with assault this week.
Ken Papatsie described by Crown as struggling addict who was taken advantage of by Ottawa dealer
Simeonie Issigaitok admits to sexually touching children in late 1980s and April 2025
Jaco Kownirk appears in court two months after dramatic arrest
Laimiki Toonoo to remain in custody in Nunavut after judge rejects longer sentence submission
Suspects arrested in all 3 cases, but police say no indication they are related
Audit of service nearly complete after three police-involved deaths in a year
Iqaluit city councillors thank detachment commander for increased efforts
23-year old also accused of strangulation and other gun-related offences
43-year-old also charged with weapons offences; Dec. 2 court date set
No injuries reported; 58-year-old charged with multiple firearm offences
GoFundMe raises more than $7,000 for survivors of sexual assault, harassment to retain legal support
Prosecutors will weigh report before deciding if officers should be charged; 2 other cases also awaiting decisions
Joshua Qiyuk, 21, was an aspiring chef; found dead on Oct. 22
Similar marches in Inukjuak, Salluit call for justice after 3 police-involved deaths
One driver and a passenger released from hospital with minor injuries
RCMP carry out searches on 8 homes between Oct. 11 and 15
Government offers support for people in community
Decision in case of Johnny Ukuqtunnuaq cites new evidence that came to light after trial
Victim identified as Joshua Qiyuk believed to be from Nunavut
Police investigation probes incidents over 9-year period
Asenath Qamaniq, 32, was last in contact with someone in late August
Jack Ekwalak charged in death of Tracey Netser
Jopey Atsiqtaq accused of killing Mary Ann Birmingham, 15, nearly 4 decades ago
5 Inuit are claimants who say they were subject to skin grafting, extreme cold
