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Cambridge Bay high school bids farewell to longtime teacher

Cambridge Bay high school bids farewell to longtime teacher

As classes resume at Kiilinik High School in Cambridge Bay, something is different.
Tanya TagaqSA国际影视传媒檚 new single Teeth Agape released; watch video here

Tanya TagaqSA国际影视传媒檚 new single Teeth Agape released; watch video here

New release comes out ahead of TagaqSA国际影视传媒檚 new album Tongues.
Some Nunavut daycares reopening; N95 masks on the way - Covid-19 update

Some Nunavut daycares reopening; N95 masks on the way - Covid-19 update

Some Nunavut daycares have reopened, announced Education minister Pamela Gross at a Government of Nunavut Covid-19 update on Jan. 11, and the department is SA国际影视传媒渆xploring the possibility of monetary incentives for the facilities and their staffSA国际影视传媒 willing to reopen as critical services are threatened.
Nunavut News - Jan. 10, 2022 Edition

Nunavut News - Jan. 10, 2022 Edition

Canadian North contends with cargo backlog amid latest Covid-19 wave

Canadian North contends with cargo backlog amid latest Covid-19 wave

The latest wave of Covid-19, combined with weather delays and cancellations, is creating a cargo backlog for Canadian North across the Qikiqtaaluk region.
Fox infects Iqaluit dog with rabies

Fox infects Iqaluit dog with rabies

A fox has transmitted rabies to a dog in Iqaluit, making the dog begin to act aggressively, according to the Department of Health.
NunavutSA国际影视传媒檚 Covid-19 case count rises to 274; presumptive infection in Coral Harbour

NunavutSA国际影视传媒檚 Covid-19 case count rises to 274; presumptive infection in Coral Harbour

NunavutSA国际影视传媒檚 Covid-19 active case count grew by 35 as of Friday with 16 of them in Arviat, 10 in Rankin Inlet, six in Pangnirtung and one each Iqaluit and Sanikiluaq. There is also a new presumptive case identified in Coral Harbour.
Covid-19 variant confirmed as Omicron in Nunavut; six hospitalized in current outbreak

Covid-19 variant confirmed as Omicron in Nunavut; six hospitalized in current outbreak

All non-critical workers to stay home; premier asks daycares to reopen to support critical staff
GN to reduce Covid testing to ease burden on health-care system

GN to reduce Covid testing to ease burden on health-care system

Effective immediately, confirmatory testing for Covid-19 will now only be done to validate that Covid-19 is present in communities reporting a first case and in higher-risk settings, such as Elders homes, and other congregated facilities, such as critical service areas, NunavutSA国际影视传媒檚 Health Minister announced Thursday morning.
Nunavut News - Jan. 3, 2022 Edition

Nunavut News - Jan. 3, 2022 Edition

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