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North Baffin hunters call for 10-year freeze on Baffinland mine expansion
Pond Inlet latest hamlet to express support for proposal to expand Mary River iron mine
Recovered COVID-19 case count nearly matches active infections in Nunavut
Territorial government considering financial incentives for daycares to reopen
Feds sending 140,000 rapid tests to Nunavut
Territorial government giving out another 16,000 self-test kits at airports
7 Nunavut elders have COVID-19 at Ottawa long-term care home
All are asymptomatic, says Embassy West’s operations director
Schools to open on case-by-case basis, says Nunavut education minister
Some can open Jan. 24 at the earliest
Nunavut government announces presumptive COVID-19 case in Taloyoak
7 people hospitalized by territory’s wave of outbreaks
Freight backlogs leave some Baffin grocery shelves bare
Canadian North says delays prompted by latest wave of COVID-19
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Nunavut’s COVID-19 case count down days after testing diminishes
Nunavut case count down to 215; no more confirmed cases in Baker Lake
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Rabid fox prevalence due to population boom, says wildlife manager
Nunavut government has reported six rabies cases in foxes since November
Therkel Mathiassen’s initiation to the North
The High Arctic saw a huge spike in lightning last year
There was almost twice as much lightning north of 80 degrees in 2021 as in the previous nine years combined, a Finnish firm says
2 more Nunavut foxes test positive for rabies
1 fox tested positive in Arctic Bay and 1 in Iqaluit
Nunavut premier sees no need to draft military in COVID-19 fight
Akeeagok wants federal help combating overcrowded housing
Northern travel tax benefit expanded to include more residents
But changes also introduce more complexity for tax-filers, says chartered accountant
Northern lights over Arctic Bay
The northern lights glimmer in the sky near Arctic Bay around 8:30 a.m. on Jan. 3. (Photo by Clare Kines)
Nunavut courts suspend most operations due to COVID-19
Regular operations to resume Feb. 7
Omicron confirmed in Nunavut
Fast-spreading COVID-19 variant forces territory to change its approach to testing disease
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Fearing health staff shortages, Nunavut restricts COVID-19 testing
Residents without severe symptoms asked to stay home and avoid health centres, hospitals
Nunavut Health Department warns of ‘aggressive’ fox in Sanikiluaq
Due to rabies risk, any resident bitten or scratched by a fox or dog should report incident immediately
5 Nunavut elders have COVID-19 at Embassy West
First outbreak among residents at Ottawa longterm care home is ‘very concerning,’ says Nunavut health minister
Whale Cove sees first presumptive case of COVID-19
Outbreaks in many Nunavut communities testing health system’s capacity, says territory’s chief public health officer
Nunavut MP out of isolation after holiday bout of COVID-19
Lori Idlout had to isolate between Dec. 20 and Jan. 1