Category: NUNAVUT

Supreme Court exits Nunavut case on mandatory minimum sentences

Mar 21, 2023 | Canada, Living, NUNAVUT, PROVINCES

The Supreme Court of Canada won’t hear an appeal to a 2020 Nunavut Court of Appeal ruling on...

The little shop that won’t give up

Mar 16, 2023 | NUNAVUT, PROVINCES

Kaila Anawak-Gamble credits the strength of her mother, Angela Anawak, in their efforts to see the...

No daily meal for 500 in Iqaluit as food centre deals with burst pipes

Mar 12, 2023 | Living, News, NUNAVUT, PROVINCES

Rachel Blais, Qajuqturvik Community Food Centre’s executive director, says the building’s burst...

Fibre optic rollout continues in Nunavik NVT this year

Mar 7, 2023 | Business, NUNAVUT, PROVINCES, Small Business

An orange buoy line marks where crews were laying a fibre optic cable from Hudson Bay to the...

Bullying not limited to youth

Mar 3, 2023 | NUNAVUT, PROVINCES

Arijana Haramincic is the assistant deputy minister of human resources for the Government of...

Since beer store opened, booze calls up 163% in Rankin Inlet NVT

Feb 28, 2023 | Canada, Living, News, NUNAVUT, PROVINCES

Sgt. Patrick Frenette goes over January crime statistics at Rankin Inlet council Monday, Feb. 13....

2 weeks with no running water in NVT apartments

Feb 27, 2023 | Canada, Living, NUNAVUT, PROVINCES

Staff at Iqaluit Dental Clinic, located at Building 622, posted a sign on its front doors that...

Accused NVT health network says nurse union is slandering

Feb 27, 2023 | Canada, HEALTH, NUNAVUT, Politics, PROVINCES

Management at Inuulitsivik health network say they were surprised to find out about a petition...

NVT hamlet ‘harsh’ ban policy changed after challenge

Feb 26, 2023 | Canada, Living, News, NUNAVUT, Politics, PROVINCES

Arviat’s new hamlet building policy lays down bans of varying length for anyone involved in...

Catching pin mania at Winter Games

Feb 24, 2023 | NUNAVUT, PROVINCES, SPORTS

Cortland Sonnenberg of Team Alberta North shows off his vast pin collectiong at the 2023 Arctic...

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