Glencore says union has ‘withdrawn’ from negotiations; workers took strike action 6 weeks ago
Talks aimed at settling a six-week strike at Nunavik’s Raglan mine appear to have broken down, with mine owner Glencore saying Friday that the United Steelworkers union has “withdrawn from negotiations.
Airline says it is connected to backup network as of late Friday morning
Nunavut Association for Non-Profit Organizations is set up to help with policy, funding and networking, says co-creator
No date yet for when Ottawa city council will consider final approval for centre that houses Inuit in city for medical care
Work taking place at West Raglan, Qiqavik sites
The Puvirnituq-based building is scheduled to be ready by 2023
United Steelworkers union member says his group is monitoring company’s resumption of work
Approximately 1,300 jobs could be at stake at territory’s largest mine; ‘we need to be ready,’ says cabinet minister
Agreement promises to help Nunavimmiut advance clean energy projects across region
Northern Affairs Minister Daniel Vandal made the announcement Friday as part of Tourism Week in Canada
Northern Affairs Minister Vandal’s rejection of mining company’s emergency order request sets stage for layoffs
Vandal says he can’t ‘re-certify easily’ mining company’s shipping limit to avoid layoffs
Cargo facility shipped only ‘essential’ supplies during week-long power outage caused by storm
Union leaders want more ‘respect’ from employer, pay increase; company says latest offer was generous
Mining company should ‘respect’ review process, says federal department
Company pressures federal government to allow it to continue shipping 6 million tonnes per year from Mary River mine
Joanna Innualuk-Kunnuk says Inuit lost trust in the company a decade ago
Changes include new VP of cargo, airport operations
Audience member brings up question during forum at Nunavut Mining Symposium
Chris Avery appointed WestJet commercial strategy VP following Canadian North departure in April
Recommendation against Mary River mine expansion ends nearly four-year review process; final decision lies with federal government
Hydrogen-fueled mining truck unveiled at South African mine this month
Council didn’t see submission on Mary River mine proposal before it appeared on Nunavut Impact Review Board registry, says Boazie Ootoova
Company applies to open cannabis store at 760 Queen Elizabeth Way
Andy Moorhouse sits down with Nunatsiaq News to discuss goals for Nunavik’s economy
