Homes designs imported to the Arctic from elsewhere are contributing to health problems to disproportionately affect Alaska Natives
Tucked in a utility closet of a house in the boreal forest of Fairbanks is a modest-looking metal device that could deliver big health improvements to people living in the overcrowded homes of rural Alaska.
Nunavut government will review conduct during lead-up to Iqaluit’s water emergency
Project aims to help Inuit communities better understand cannabis use
Centre is still offering emergency services, Health Department says
Operation aimed at helping city through water emergency extended until Dec. 22
Advisories more than tripled since 2017 without counting Iqaluit water emergency
Health staff had to leave the facility for fresh air during Oct. 8 inspection
Fitness centre closed, arenas only open during evenings
Water purification would take place at NORAD’s Forward Operating Location if permission is granted
Two dozen people gather in wintry weather to call for change
Water treatment plant and pump had not been functioning since the beginning of the month
‘It was pretty hard on me but I got through it,’ said Cambridge Bay’s Kate Kuliktana about her last delivery in Edmonton
Parents can book vaccination appointments on Monday, GN says
Department of Health asks people with symptoms to get screened
Health Department took 10 days before giving green light
‘Right now everything is at a standstill,’ says military spokesperson
Checklist for vaccinated and non-vaccinated travellers
Event scheduled for Sunday
Country Time lemonade and Tang orange flavour crystals are affected
Hamlet’s water treatment plant has been broken for a week
Staff hasn’t given a timeline for when work will be complete
Youth was allegedly isolated in a Batshaw centre basement after suspected of COVID-19 exposure
Water purification operation was scheduled to end Wednesday but will continue until Dec. 1
Residents still waiting to hear it’s safe to drink water from their taps
‘It’s to the point where we’re wondering who’s next,’ says Grade 12 student Minnie Akeeagok
