80-metre trawler will be largest owned in Canada, says CEO
Baffin Fisheries says it’s buying what will be the largest Canadian-owned fishing vessel. The new ship will be much safer and cost efficient than the vessel it replaces, says CEO Chris Flanagan.
Former premier and land claims negotiator will be CEO Brian Penney’s personal advisor
Coun. Kyle Sheppard says he’ll bring forward written motion Nov. 9
Kitikmeot and Kivalliq hearings delayed to March 2022
Agreement with Ottawa company to run COVID-19 hotline worth $3M
Message should have been ‘safety is first,’ mining company says in apology
‘It is part of our collective duty to acknowledge and honour the experiences of Indigenous peoples,’ says CEO
$13.4-billion deal billed as ‘merger of equals’
Markus Wilcke has hosted guests from across the world since 2016
NTI says Inuit could be on the hook if mining companies go bankrupt
Darrin Steigel, 42, father of 4, remembered as ‘loyal employee who attended work every rotation with a smile on his face’
RCMP investigating incident along with Transportation Safety Board, Nunavut’s chief coroner
Staff shortages prompted apprenticeships to be postponed 3 years ago
Council to discuss plan Tuesday, following unanimous support from finance committee
City bylaw has caused tax bill inequities for owners of some multi-use buildings, says Nunastar Properties president
30% of territory’s total earnings made by non-residents in 2017
Decision comes after government officials sat out similar meetings in February because of a bomb threat
New mines and favourable metal prices have helped territory outpace its neighbour, says chamber of mines
Ziggy’s Enterprises is hoping to begin running by October
Wednesday’s public consultation includes a 3D walkthrough of the plans
Alcatel Submarine Networks cable ship arrived off Puvirnituq shore Aug. 6
Another $2 million is earmarked for waste water management, said federal minister Catherine McKenna
Public hearing on proposed Mary River mine expansion to resume in November
Pangnirtung’s tourism sector felt the pandemic’s pinch
Quebec-based Tugliq Energy Co. and Kitikmeot Corp. subsidiary Hiqiniq Energy Corp. will build and operate the project
