Mark Blair has worked for Ilagiisaq since 2001
Nunavik’s co-op association welcomed new leadership earlier this month; Mark Blair is the new general manager of Ilagiisaq-Fédération des coopératives du Nouveau-Québec.
But for now, airline’s survival still depends on government subsidies
$170 million debt comes up for repayment in June
USNC-Power envisions its reactors powering northern mines and remote communities
Moviegoers will be treated to new seating and sound system, following lengthy closure
Deal would have given Shandong Gold control of Hope Bay gold mine in western Nunavut
Hunters say pandemic makes it difficult for their non-Nunavut advisers to attend
“With competition, better services and prices will come for all,” says Iqaluit Mayor Kenny Bell
“We knew from the get-go that it would be a challenge delivering service in a region that is served by satellite”
Nunavut gov’t denies claim, says property tax changes ultimately benefit Inuit landowners
Canadian North and Air Greenland sign letter of intent to bring back route
Nunami by Nunavik’s Thomassie Mangiok now available on Amazon and at Nunavik’s co-op stores
“It’s certainly not simple anymore”
Iqaluit and Cambridge Bay restaurants can now seat at 50 per cent capacity
“This was very much expected”
COVID-19 relief measure in effect for November, December only
Arrangements for pick-ups between midnight and 5 a.m. must be made in advance
New strategy aims to tackle limited mail service, high costs, low wages
National watchdog launches major review of telecom services in the North
“Without immediate support we will be forced to take truly unwanted actions”
For “its exceptional merits,” NTI offers the project’s backers a $7.25-million interest-free loan
Nunavut workers will continue to stay home with 75 per cent of base pay
“The KRG is using almost 100 per cent of the capacity on its existing satellite”
Our updated website launches today
$1-billion fund to support building new modular, multi-unit rentals
