Community's water treatment plant has been out of service since February
Thomassie Mangiok, his wife and two daughters recently made pasta in their kitchen at home in Ivujivik. The Nunavik family was excited to tuck into the fresh meal, only to discover it tasted off. “It tasted like fish,” Mangiok complained. “We couldn’t finish it.” The flavour wasn’t surprising. A few days ago, he’d taken a...
Reports of stalking, indecent exposure and forced consumption of substances
Dental hygiene association says health of mouth and teeth linked to overall health
Bureau says 118 homes have been built or purchased through program since it was introduced in the 1990s
Centre has administered nearly 2,000 vaccine doses to Inuit
‘Hopefully, they’ll keep the local employees on,’ Towtongie says
Cases related to fermented walrus meat consumed at recent feasts in the community
Loblaw’s PC Health app mostly free, unless you want to talk to a doctor
‘Our numbers are high, but we are not guaranteed funding,’ says Ikurraq Food Bank manager
Recent menu includes feta baked pasta and prime rib
Nunavik’s school board has offered tutoring service since 2014
‘Promises don’t get rid of mould … empathy doesn’t fix leaking pipes,’ says Mumilaaq Qaqqaq
‘There are going to be more cases of TB,’ says Dr. Gonzalo Alvarez
“She doesn’t feel lonely anymore … I’m so excited that they’re learning,” says Winnie Inutuinaq’s mother
No date set for Iqaluit council to vote on proposal
Both products have been sold in Nunavut
NTI wants more time ‘to build capacity’
No new cases to start the week, but four recoveries reported Monday
‘It is not a pretty sight to see,’ says Tony Akoak
In the next federal election campaign, Nunavut must ask for more
‘It is both tremendous news and a relief,’ says director for Resilience Montreal
“Let’s stand together to break the silence on family violence and abuse in Nunavut,” says campaign by Pauktuutit and Law Society of Nunavut
Request for proposals says Health Department hopes to create community mental health and addictions teams
Lorne Kusugak spoke to former Rankin Inlet birthing centre employees over phone
Project aims to improve access to country food, provide local jobs for Inuit
‘We need to be more open and more supportive,’ says project lead for Tusaajuit
‘Even with the subsidies, these gaps are still there,’ says Laval researcher
The Chartroom fined three times last year for exceeding capacity under public-health restrictions
Positive Space Nunavut get $100,000 from feds to run programs and hold events
