Gun control expert Noah Schwartz says proposed amendments may do more harm than good
Nunavummiut will have a chance in the new year to tell a parliamentary committee about the potential impacts of the federal Liberal government’s gun control bill, says Nunavut MP Lori Idlout.
Hamlet using federal funding to purchase its first bus
Three songs from Juno-nominated Looee mark her third album of the year
GN offices closed Dec. 22 to Jan. 3, some services remain open
Expanded eligibility in line with national guidelines, says Health Department
Lucassie Arragutainaq has worked more than 30 years to ensure Inuit opinions are heard in dealing with climate change
Crews held exercises or were stationed in all 3 regions of Nunavut this year
Health Department previously said 5 health centres would close in the new year
Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corp. describes territory’s issues with home ownership, rental costs
Mayor says objective is to ensure children enjoy a safe Christmas with their families
Ken Papatsie, 32, pleaded guilty to one count of drug trafficking
Junior hockey event one of Nunavut’s most popular, this year featuring eight teams from across territory
Solar panels to be installed on community hall’s roof
Department of Health says it has no plans for building; MLA says he will keep advocating for proposal
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced up to $800 million for four programs Dec. 7
Four community directors also elected across the region in Monday’s elections
Raymond Quqshuun Sr. elected VP of social and cultural development in Monday’s vote
Akesuk defeated challenger Paul Okalik by winning 61.2% of vote in Monday’s election
Results announced early Tuesday show he defeated closest challenger Jack Anawak, 2 others in Monday’s election
Vaccine available for free at health clinics across territory
More fisheries would provide jobs, secure access to food for more Nunavummiut
Rejection of Baffinland bid to strike down appeal means court battle will continue into next year
Cambridge Bay man was charged in 2018 death of Elisabeth Salm, 59, in Ottawa; verdict delivered mid-afternoon Sunday
Annabella Piugattuk, left, and Tanya Tucktoo work at a booth at Iqaluit’s Northmart for advance voting in the Qikiqtani Inuit Association and Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated elections. The elections take place Monday. (Photo by David Lochead)
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