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[...] the date — April 21 at 1:30 p.m.— on behalf of Sharkey in a courtroom Feb. 2 at the Nunavut Court of Justice in Iqaluit. Defence and Crown lawyers submitted their final arguments in [...]

Former Nunavut teacher Johnny Meeko, who faces over two dozen sex-related charges, will stand trial in Iqaluit starting Aug. 10. The trial is schedul [...]

Following a trial held Jan. 30, Nunavut Justice Sue Cooper has found Silas Takawgak, home community undisclosed, guilty on seven of 10 sex charges, al [...]

[...] practice nursing was restricted and subject to an interim suspension last year, is asking the Nunavut Court of Justice to quash those disciplinary decisions. McKeown, in a document known as an “ [...]

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[...] Tara Tootoo-Fotheringham had when she recently hosted a fresh food fair in her hometown of Rankin Inlet. Tootoo-Fotheringham, now based in Winnipeg, owns and operates the online food shipping site, [...]

[...] operator of Nunavut’s Meadowbank gold mine near Baker Lake and the Meliadine gold project near Rankin Inlet, posted earnings of $83 million for the year 2014, the company said financial statements [...]

[...] on north Baffin — are starting to pay off. That’s after the QIA announced, in a Feb. 4 news release, 11 recipients for the first round of contributions from the Ilagiiktunut Fund. The [...]

[...] economic benefits to the people of Nunavut,” Bill Lyall, the president of NSSI, said in a news release. Kitikmeot Corp. is the business arm of the Kitikmeot Inuit Association. NSSI is a partnership [...]

[...] and culture, the Nunavut government’s heritage and culture department said Feb. 16 in a news release. To that end, organizers have chosen a theme based on the use of kinship terms: [...]

[...] at the Qulliq Energy Corp. board began turning again Feb. 16. A Government of Nunavut news release issued at the end of the day Monday revealed the power corporation’s board chairperson, David [...]

[...] Special to Nunatsiaq News CAMBRIDGE BAY — After a delay of nearly two months due to power outages in Cambridge Bay, the Government of [...]

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[...] Special to Nunatsiaq News CAMBRIDGE BAY — Viola Neeveacheak was nervous at first about making a speech at this year’s Kitikmeot Trade [...]

[...] Special to Nunatsiaq News CAMBRIDGE BAY — While northerners and southerners partner up to combat hunger, people in Cambridge Bay are [...]

[...] Cove at about 1:30 p.m. local time. “Both are confirmed found and OK,” Niego told Nunatsiaq News in an email that evening. Arviat’s RCMP detachment, which was coordinating the search, [...]

[...] budgeting and planning sessions. Those meetings take place three times a year, Barry told Nunatsiaq News during an interview inside the lobby of the Hotel Arctic. The NIRB’s to-do list for 2015 [...]

[...] the Plateau subdivision between 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. Feb. 10. Sgt. Jean-Guy Lalonde, speaking to Nunatsiaq News Feb. 11, said police will provide more details at a press conference later today. “It’s [...]

[...] in its buildings and other facilities. “I know our infrastructure is dying,” Bell told Nunatsiaq News, “but I didn’t think that there would be [...]

[...] . He gained 204 of those votes from Qikiqtarjuaq, his home community, and only 16 from Clyde River, the other community in the consituency. He defeated two Clyde River candidates who split [...]

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[...] More than 700 voters in Clyde River and Qikiqtarjuaq are eligible to head to the polls Feb. 9 to choose a new member for the [...]

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[...] BAY — Viola Neeveacheak was nervous at first about making a speech at this year’s Kitikmeot Trade Show. A high school senior from Taloyoak and youth program delegate selected as a regional role [...]