Nunavut sends aid in wake of Hurricane Fiona
Premier announces $25,000 donation to Canadian Red Cross
The Government of Nunavut is donating $25,000 to help relief efforts in the wake of Hurricane Fiona, it announced Wednesday.
Nunavut Employees Union ratifies contract with Qulliq Energy Corp.
Details of signing to be announced at later date
Lamothe rolls to election victory in Ungava; Coalition Avenir Quebec wins another majority
CAQ incumbent celebrates re-election with a beer
Policymakers discuss Arctic sovereignty, security at Iqaluit summit
One-day event follows $4.9-billion NORAD improvement funding announced by defence minister in June
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ᐱᖓᓱᑦ ᑕᓪᓕᒪᓂ ᓂᕈᐊᒐᒃᓴᐅᔪᓂ ᑭᐅᕗᑦ ᐊᐱᖅᑯᑎᓂ ᐅᖃᐅᓯᐅᔪᓂ ᐱᔾᔪᑎᖃᖅᑐᓂ ᐊᕙᑎᒥ
Truth and reconciliation day no time ‘to brag’ about accomplishments: Minister
Sept. 30 a time for reflection, activism, say political leaders
Polling station move, post office error creates confusion for Kuujjuaq voters
Elections Quebec says registered voters will still be able to vote in Monday’s provincial election
Iqaluit reservoir full, no thanks to GN, says mayor
Iqaluit Mayor Kenny Bell says Department of Community and Government Services ‘needs a real good wakeup call’
Iqaluit enforcement officer happy to step into CAO vacancy for now
Rod Mugford will serve as acting chief administrative officer until council selects permanent replacement for Amy Elgersma
‘Tidal wave of craziness’: Iqaluit council starts work to recruit new CAO
Council hires recruitment firm, forms committee to review applications after Amy Elgersma’s resignation
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‘I’ve had a really rewarding career here’: Iqaluit CAO on resignation
Amy Elgersma’s last day as chief administrative officer is scheduled to be Nov. 11
Iqaluit CAO Amy Elgersma resigns
Elgersma sent a letter of resignation to council on Sept. 13
Liberal Tunu Napartuk vows to be voice for ‘forgotten people’
Former Kuujjuaq mayor running to represent Ungava in Oct. 3 Quebec election
GN needs ‘attitude change’ in disclosing information: privacy commissioner
MLAs to discuss the information and privacy commissioner’s annual report next week
Transportation, clean water at forefront of Ungava candidates debate
Three of five candidates, answered questions on topics related to the environment
CAQ’s Denis Lamothe returns to campaign following mother’s death
Ungava MNA stepped away from campaign activities last week to be with her
Christine Moore hopes to win Ungava back for Parti Québécois
Former MP promises northern health-care, infrastructure improvements; committed to PQ’s language policies
Cabin ‘free-for-all’ at Sylvia Grinnell River ‘embarrassing’, says councillor
City councillors discuss pending new policy on building cabins in Iqaluit Tuesday
CAQ’s Denis Lamothe touts accomplishments in Ungava re-election bid
Incumbent MNA promises cell network, housing construction in second term
Conservative Nancy Lalancette promises transparency in Ungava
Chibougamau-based nurse became politically involved over ‘abusive’ COVID-19 restrictions and mandates
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Three Ungava candidates to take part in debate on environment
Debate to be livestreamed Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. on Zoom
Québec solidaire’s Maïtée Labrecque-Saganash works to rally youth vote
Ungava candidate hopes to follow in parents’ progressive political footsteps
GN, federal employees to get holiday to mourn Queen Elizabeth
Private sector employers are welcome to take the day off, but not obligated, says GN
Iqaluit getting soaked on unpaid water bills, mayor says
Residents collectively owe more than $2.4M, with some individuals more than $10k in debt
Nunavik voters will have plenty of options in Quebec provincial election
In-person voting in all communities to be available Sept. 26 to 29 and on election day Oct. 3