Bert Rose believes his $14K investment will pay for itself in 6 years
Updated on Thursday, August 18, 2022 at 3:40 p.m. Bert Rose has been involved with solar energy since he was 12 years old, when his younger brother bought a solar panel. Now 78, Rose has them draped across his Iqaluit home.
Money from Fisheries and Oceans will be used to buy ATVs, boats, and create 10 full-time jobs
Tutorial one of several free summer activities held at Sylvia Grinnell Territorial Park in Iqaluit
Eight sea cans of plastic bottles will be shipped off on the first sealift ship arriving in Iqaluit by end of month
At Kangirsuk location, workers hauled away 400 empty drums, 34,000 kg of waste this summer
There will be 350 caribou tags from now until June 2023
Water-monitoring devices called loggers will be placed along the river and coast area of the hamlet
‘Multiple’ bear sightings mean HTO is ‘kind of busy at the moment,’ says HTO manager
‘Never been so scared. I was screaming for my life,’ says Joan Tugak
Participants given opportunity to connect to mentors, build partnerships
The building will provide workshops, a visitors centre and work space for the marine conservation area
Seven vessels will be deployed from June through November to support northern navigation
Unnamed Lake and Sylvia Grinnell River presented as permanent solutions for bolstering city’s long-term water supply
Nunavut Wildlife Management Board to vote on 2 proposals
Fire’s spread so far is ‘minimal,’ Nunavik’s regional health board states
Indigenous Community Boat Volunteer Program distributes $2M to 10 coastal communities
Communities may experience 80 km/h winds, 50 millimeters of rain
One fire has been extinguished, the other is being monitored
Master Cpl. Denis Abazovic (right), a search and rescue technician from 424 Transport and Rescue Squadron, sits next to Saroomie Manik, a local Civil Air Search and Rescue Association spotter onboard a CC-130H Hercules aircraft in Resolute Bay. The two were participating in a Canadian Armed Forces search-and-rescue exercise involving bundle drops, parachuting and spotter training last week near Resolute Bay, Pond Inlet, and Sanirajak. Spotters are the search team’s “eyes in the sky,” responsible for visually locating the targets of a search operation. (Photo courtesy of Capt.. Graeme Scott / Canadian Armed Forces).
Natural Resources funding part of initiative aimed at reducing dependence on diesel fuel
Resolute Bay, Pond Inlet, Sanirajak sites of search-and-rescue exercise this week
Joanna Innualuk-Kunnuk says Inuit lost trust in the company a decade ago
MLA Karen Nutarak concerned about impact if company follows through on ‘threat’ to temporarily close mine
Tour packages starting to sell out, says KRG’s assistant director of park operations
City asks organizations to give employees a half day off work so they can pitch in for the community effort
