Nunavut mulls what to do with mining windfall
It seems like a simple question.
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Nunavut water treatment systems “Third World”
According to a new report, a patchwork system of drinking-water standards across the country leaves some Canadians at risk of contracting potentially deadly diseases.
RCMP reopens investigation into Nunavut power corporation
Qulliq is the traditional Inuit lamp.
Nunavut loses part of living history with death of elder
Nunavut lost a valuable part of its living history over the weekend as one of the territory’s most decorated elders passed away Saturday.
Health minister Aglukkaq unveils another tool in battle against diabetes
It’s hard to believe, but a survey of First Nations in Saskatchewan in 1937 did not find a single case of diabetes.
“I’m really sorry for them… They saved our lives.”
APTN National News Lester Aqqiaruq is 17 years old, and glad to be alive after…
Northern food subsidy program continues to face criticism
Nutrition North is a program designed to help Northerners deal with the high cost of food.
Nunavut could see more jailhouse riots if Conservative crime bill passes: justice official
A violent incident at Nunavut’s only jail highlights a growing issue in the region.
Inmates set bed sheets on fire during Baffin jailhouse riot
Iqaluit’s RCMP and fire department were called to the men’s prison on October 20 to quell a riot at the facility.
