Premier announces addition as part of devolution process
The Nunavut government is preparing to roll out a new department to manage its post-devolution responsibilities. Premier John Main announced the Department of Mines, Natural Resources and Land — or MNRL — Tuesday in the legislative assembly.
Other areas of the city also have development plans to start in 2027
Nunavut Agreement has ‘a high standard for Inuit involvement’ in regulatory processes, CEO Kilikvak Kabloona says
Byelection to be ‘announced in due course,’ Speaker David Joanasie says
All infrastructure projects across North should count towards defence, urges Canadian Federation of Municipalities in report
Three times zones in territory adds to ‘complexity’ to issue, says Justice Minister George Hickes
Iqaluit-based candidate earns 3,541 votes in 10-candidate byelection
Passage requires conditional approval of development permit
10 candidates on ballot for organization’s top job
Tapiriit event draws 600 to Ottawa’s National Arts Centre for taste of country food, dance challenge led by Beatrice Deer
John Main stays in Iqaluit to announce his government’s 2026-27 budget
Department of Health gets the biggest share of proposed operating budget
New councillor would replace Sam Tilley, who resigned in March
Vouchers on table ahead of May 27 byelection; Inuit organization admits life getting worse in Nunavut
ITK’s annual networking event scheduled for Monday
It will receive drones, helicopters, 4 radar stations, says defence minister
Dual-use infrastructure could include housing, recreation centres, says Federation of Canadian Municipalities
Premier John Main to present government’s operational spending plan
Ottawa confirms reports its pivoting away from long-promised naval facility
Eva Aariak retired after 5-year term
Presidential byelection set for May 27
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon, military leaders attend unveiling Tuesday in Ottawa
Individuals do not need to vote to be eligible for money
MP wants update on report, which was due March 31
Critic has 2nd thoughts about possibly teaching at hamlet’s future university campus if local leaders show support for ‘genocidal ideologies’
