Nunavut’s former chief coroner sues government for $1-million
Nunavut’s former chief coroner is suing the Government of Nunavut for more than a $1 million in damages, after being fired from her position on April 25 according to a statement of claim.
Iqaluit
Some girls in Nunavut using socks instead of tampons because of high cost
“It’s a matter of do we eat or do we buy feminine hygiene supplies.”
Nunavut’s premier put on notice – will face a recall vote Thursday
Nunavut’s Premier Paul Quassa will face a ground-breaking recall motion on Thursday in Nunavut’s Legislative Assembly. Regular members of the assembly filed a Notice of Motion Tuesday, the first of its kind, scheduling a debate on the premier’s future.
Indigenous relations minister visits people living in Iqaluit shacks, unheated sheds
APTN News Canada’s minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs visited some of the homeless…
Nunavut set to go to the polls Monday
Nunavut is ready to elect the 5th legislative assembly in the territory’s history Monday. APTN News went out to the streets of Iqaluit to talk about what the issues are.
Buying beer and wine at Iqaluit’s new store? Better register first
If Iqaluit residents plan to buy beer or wine at Nunavut’s first liquor store they’re going to need to register first.
New airport in Iqaluit is a big deal for all Nunavut residents
In a territory where every community is a fly-in-community, the new airport in Iqaluit is a big deal for everyone in Nunavut.
Nunavut’s language commissioner says it ‘makes sense’ to follow territory’s language laws
Nunavut’s language laws have been on the books since 2008 – but it’s only recently that the territory has decided to enforce it.
Northern carpenters cutting and sanding their summer away in Ottawa
A group of northern youth are hammering, sawing and sanding their way through their summer vacation.