Arctic Children and Youth Foundation executive director calls for long-term solution to keep program going beyond 2026
The extension of the Inuit Child First Initiative came as a “relief” to Taya Tootoo, the Arctic Children and Youth Foundation executive director, who 10 days ago warned of a “humanitarian crisis” if the program’s funding expired.
Pilot project to be repeated in more communities, says health minister
Court approves $32.5-billion settlement involving tobacco distributors, provinces and territories
Government provides update on its elder strategy
John Main says false information around the RSV vaccine is circulating on social media
Quaqtaq-based facility works to help Nunavimmiut surmount childhood trauma; Founder hopes more people sign up
Grocer seeks to enhance food security for all residents
ITK president Natan Obed, Nunavut Health Minister John Main among leaders calling for answers
Ungava Tulattavik Health Centre shows off new aircraft, now available 24/7
Extra health-care support provided during COVID-19 pandemic discontinued last year, says health minister
John Main says Health Department struggling to secure deal with Indigenous Services Canada
Government says RCMP found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing; two residents from there died in hospital just over a year ago
Department of Family Services announced investigations 1 year ago into facility after 3 residents hospitalized, 2 of whom died; Authorities still won’t say what happened
Inuit Child First Initiative funding due to expire March 31, no word of possible renewal by federal government
Board of directors picks replacement for Shirley White-Dupuis, who resigned last week
Mayor welcomes ‘targeted’ screening, urges calm among residents; GN investigating case numbers
‘Personal reasons’ cited for decision by Shirley White-Dupuis, who was re-elected to position in December
Director hopes to eventually offer programming across Nunavik
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More permanent fixes to be completed during summer, says government spokesperson
$15 million over three years will help ‘meet communities where they at’ in food security, says president of CanNor
More programs, greater accessibility now available to Nunavik and Eeyou Istchee children
Precautionary water advisory remains in effect until a broken pipe section is repaired
Program that helps provide access to supplies, services for Inuit kids due to expire after March 31
Health Department cites mechanical issue at water treatment plant
