Aglukkaq defends food program as audit’s release looms
Nutrition North is the food subsidy for the Arctic, the government program that is supposed to help remote Nunavut communities.
Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq
Liberal MP pleads with Aglukkaq to delay introduction of OxyContin clones
Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq should remove OxyContin “clones” from the list of drugs covered by the federal government if she chooses to continue ignoring warnings that the generic versions of the addictive drug could wreck havoc in some First Nations communities, says Liberal Aboriginal affairs critic Carolyn Bennett.
Aglukkaq announces new cash for Iqaluit airport
Nunavut MP and Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq spends a lot of time flying back and forth between Ottawa and her home in Iqaluit
Nunavut faces second territory-wide protest over high food prices
Nunavut saw a second territory-wide protest over high food prices this week.
Aglukkaq avoids Iqaluit food protest
People often complain there is a gap between elected officials and the folks that vote them in.
Aglukkaq says she's working to find TB vaccine replacement
The recent tuberculosis vaccine recall has left Health Canada scrambling for an alternative.
Conservative government bristles at UN official's take on Canada's food security
United Nations report gave Canada an earful about how its citizens feed themselves.
Aglukkaq facing public backlash over using "Aboriginal identity" to defend health cuts
Racism appears to be the new line of defense in the House of Commons.
Duncan, Aglukkaq rejected invitation to visit Oxy-gripped Cat Lake
It was taken off the shelves in Ontario at the end of February. But there’s still enough OxyContin to make it easy to get for a price.