38 per cent plebiscite turnout 'considerably lower' than usual for hamlet, says elections officer
Despite a lower than usual turnout by voters, Shannon Case is celebrating after learning her hometown of Kugluktuk will once again restrict access to alcohol. “We made the change and I am so excited and so happy. I can cry,” said Case, who started the petition that prompted Monday’s plebiscite in the hamlet of 1,400...
Akeeagok says goal of developing at least 1,000 housing units in territory will help address other priorities too
Nunavut senator's bill would remove outdated property ownership, net worth requirements for Senate appointment
Community to vote Monday on whether to change its current unrestricted system
Governor General visited community for final stop of Nunavik tour
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon says she wants to see Indigenous communities bring back power they held pre-colonialization
Grade 4 class studied Governor General’s life for weeks before her visit Thursday; stop highlights Inuit cultural preservation
PM, premier discuss Arctic sovereignty and security during meeting on Parliament Hill
Akeeagok to visit Trudeau’s Parliament Hill office; PMO gives no hint about what they’ll discuss
Governor general returned to community she first lived in after four years away
Governor General on weeklong tour of home region
Last time a governor general visited in 2001, community was still healing from 1999 avalanche that killed 9 residents
Simon met with local officials, visited institutions during her first visit back to her home region
First Inuk governor general returns to region for the first time since before the COVID-19 pandemic
Canadian Army in Kuujjuaq spend part of Sunday afternoon preparing to be a part of Gov. Gen. Mary Simon’s tour of Nunavik. The Rangers are going to be present throughout Simon’s travel’s this week, performing their duties as honour guards in the four communities she’s visiting. Simon, who is the first Indigenous person so serve as commander-in-chief of the Canadian Armed Forces, is scheduled to present an Order of Military Merit on Wednesday to a Ranger from Kangiqsujjuaq. Simon’s Nunavik visit begins Monday in Kujjuaq. (Photo by Jeff Pelletier)
Council turfed Daniel Pee over his unilateral probe of a vehicle purchase in 2020
Next week’s visit to four Nunavik communities is her first since taking the vice-regal post last year
May 16 plebiscite will determine whether to limit alcohol purchases currently unrestricted in the hamlet
Kenny Bell punched unknown man in the face after he reportedly tried to pick a fight with him last week
Deal announced April 1 will help fix city’s distribution system
Papal visit would be ‘major event,’ Coun. Joanasie Akumalik says
MLAs will continue hearing Wednesday on auditor general’s report on the territory’s jails
New portfolios announced less than a week after Adam Arreak Lightstone resigned from cabinet
Seat to be filled following Sheila Flaherty’s resignation
Trudeau, Obed say new policy will enhance Arctic sovereignty, give Inuit stronger voice in decisions that affect the North
Trudeau, Obed announce Inuit Nunangat Policy
Legislative assembly unanimously accepts integrity commissioner’s report
Nunavut Impact Review Board to share recommendation by May 13
For second time this year, city will seek applicants to fill a vacant seat
