Location to operate under shortened hours until new staff trained up
After four months of searching, Cambridge Bay has a new postmaster. That person and another new full-time employee are in the hamlet and in training, said Dale LeClair, Canada Post’s director of Indigenous and northern affairs.
1 Meadowbank gold mine worker tests positive; others were close contacts
‘Her skills and experience will be extremely valuable,’ says chair of Agnico Eagle’s board
Kilikvak Karen Kabloona says NTI wants more Inuit knowledge included in environmental assessment
“It’s the people who make the news,” not the company, says Northern News Services Limited publisher
Biden and Trudeau commit to modernization of North Warning System
Regional Inuit association has been silent on issue until now
‘Inuit did not participate in the development of the proposal,’ says QIA President P.J. Akeeagok
Canada Post says it’s working to stop increased violence towards workers
‘They don’t have the nice fur on them,’ says wild fur grader for auction house
Protesters who occupied airstrip worry about mine expansion’s environmental impacts
The Chartroom fined three times last year for exceeding capacity under public-health restrictions
Haul truck driver Tony Anker, 63, died Dec. 16, 2018
Court documents describe details from weeklong blockade
Company reports net income of $511.6 million for 2020
Gathering will run April 12-21 at Iqaluit’s Aqsarniit Hotel
“Hopefully Monday or Tuesday” outgoing mail will be accepted, says Canada Post director
Pangnirtung Fisheries Ltd. offers new deal to anywhere Canadian North flies
Nuluujaat Land Guardians accept proposal for meetings with community leaders and Inuit organizations
Mayor Joshua Arreak urges Inuit organizations to help address protesters’ concerns
Judge orders protesters to let employees on site to return home
Day 6: “Baffinland cannot allow any activity to continue that causes a safety concern to any of the people on site,” company says
Protesters across Nunavut join in solidarity, while 700 Baffinland employees affected by closure
Government agencies tell impact review board most of their concerns are resolved, while Inuit worries remain high
