Delegates from business and government expected to land in Rankin Inlet next week for annual event
Arctic sovereignty and the changing economic and political landscape will be major topics at the 16th annual Kivalliq Trade Show next week in Rankin Inlet.
Qikiqtani Inuit Association, Qikiqtaaluk Corp. to lead $200M deepsea port project
Referendum rejects opening Nuvuk Bay Hill for development; Nunavik Enterprises Inc. owner says he followed process
Union and airline had been negotiating for 18 months
Coast guard reviewing draft plan; Transportation Safety Board investigating incident
Paul Irngaut, vice-president of Nunavut Tunngavik Inc., speaks at the Nunavut Trade Show in Iqaluit on Tuesday morning. His talk was billed as a fireside chat about Nunavut’s role in Canada’s economic future. “If you don’t have healthy communities, you can’t really have clear sovereignty and security in the North,” he said. (Photo by Daron Letts)
Four-day conference brings together people from business and government for networking
City tour, trip to deepsea port included in schedule for 4-day event that opens Monday with meet-and-greet
Baffin Fisheries’ head is retiring from the company’s top job
New B2Gold facility expected to produce 310,000 ounces of gold a year
Air Line Pilots Association of Canada contract with airline expires at end of year
Etihad Airways flight from Abu Dhabi to Chicago made two-hour emergency stop on Tuesday
Local power plant getting a new generator, says Qulliq Energy Corp.
Alec Clunas says airline’s response isn’t good enough; spokesperson says company ‘dedicated’ to meeting expectations
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Business as usual for northern airlines as over 10,000 flight attendants in the south prepare to strike Saturday
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A sealift worker drives a pickup truck off a sealift barge in Kuujjuaq on Tuesday afternoon. Like other remote northern communities, Kuujjuaq relies on the summer sealift for the shipment of large goods such as vehicles, construction materials and various other products. (Photo by Jeff Pelletier)
Hamlet expecting about 20 landings this season, down from 30 or more in previous years
Qulliq Energy Corp. upgrading community’s power plant
This year’s event to include dozens of booths, excursions to city businesses
Study looks at economic impact over course of 2024
Airline, pilots union have been in talks for a new contract for 18 months
AingAI Indigenous Language Labs founder envisions realtime interpretation capabilities
Airline will bid farewell to longstanding route at celebration Tuesday as it turns service over to Air Inuit
