Iqaluit water treatment plant shut down over fuel contamination
The city says a breach in the system is suspected to have caused Iqaluit residents to smell fuel in their water – again.
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Nunavut marks first death from Omicron variant as cases climb to 177
At a news conference in Iqaluit Tuesday, Nunavut Premier P.J. Akeeagok had some bad news…
Here’s the latest COVID-19 update for Indigenous Peoples across the country
First Nations across Canada continue to struggle with the latest wave of the COVID-19 and…
Update: Iqaluit says trace amounts of fuel detected in water supply
The City of Iqaluit says trace amounts of fuel have been detected in the Nunavut…
Mother whose son was held at gunpoint pushes back against Iqaluit RCMP wearing ‘thin blue line’ patch
A mother and politician in Iqaluit says the RCMP must do something about any officer…
Schools remain closed as COVID-19 now in more than half of communities in Nunavut
A majority of Nunavut’s 19 communities are continuing to deal with an outbreak of COVID-19…
Cases of COVID-19 continue to surge in Nunavut despite lockdown
Cases of COVID-19 have been steadily climbing in Nunavut since right before Christmas. The surge…
From politics, protest to a clean water crisis—2021 was a year of firsts in Nunavut
COVID-19 and Mary River mine issues will linger into 2022. So will questions about fuel contamination in Iqaluit’s water
‘I was so stressed out’: Inuk mother-to-be tries to remain positive despite change in birth plan
Cost of flying out mothers from N.W.T. to be at least $1.1 million.