Nominations open for Makivik community director elections
6 board positions are up for grabs in April 6 vote
6 board positions are up for grabs in April 6 vote
Three councillors describe importance of keeping a nearby snowmobile trail open
MLAs’ winter sitting will run from Feb. 22 to March 14
New Canada Health Transfer money not enough to meet regional needs, Akeeagok says
CanNor grants $108,000 to Pangnirtung Fisheries, Cambridge Bay greenhouse
Some councillors wary of maintenance costs, but decided the crosswalk was necessary
Object shot down in Yukon Saturday following NORAD operation is 1 of 4 recent incidents
Conservatives MPs, premiers urge Trudeau government to reform laws after shooting death of OPP officer
Pita Aatami makes call during Northern Lights keynote
Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami president makes keynote address at Northern Lights conference and trade show
Agreement includes resource development, health care, among other initiatives
Akeeagok and other territorial leaders eye bilateral funding with Ottawa to address northern challenges
Premiers sitting down with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau this afternoon
Nunavut Premier P.J. Akeeagok and Canada’s other premiers are in Ottawa to meet with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, seeking more federal funding for health care. Shown during a news conference at an Ottawa hotel Tuesday morning are, seated from left, Akeeagok, and premiers Caroline Cochrane of Northwest Territories, Danielle Smith of Alberta, Dennis King of Prince Edward Island, Tim Houston of Nova Scotia, Doug Ford of Ontario and Heather Stefanson of Manitoba. (Photo by Jeff Pelletier)
Changes to Bill C-21 would have involved banning some rifles and shotguns
New city councillor represents Rideau-Vanier ward, home to many Inuit in Canada’s capital
Ian Lafrenière expects to table bill later this year, following meeting with Akeeagok in Iqaluit
City council approves contract for engineering firm to do virtual site inspection
Joelie Kaernerk details long list of issues at school where sprinkler system has been broken since May
Hearing set for Iqaluit city hall where council will consider bylaw amendment
Water and sewer service could be trucked in or piped in, for site on Road to Nowhere
City has hired consulting firm, wants residents’ input on general plan for the next 20 years
Three government departments are affected by changes
Incumbent executives return to serve 3-year terms
Nominations closed, applicants being vetted for eligibility