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Non-profit helps bring nearly 600 beds to kids across Nunavut

Non-profit helps bring nearly 600 beds to kids across Nunavut

Every child deserves a safe place to sleep and the Indigenous Kids Network of Canada (IKNC), a non-profit consisting of a team of five volunteers from across Canada, is helping fill that need in Nunavut. IKNC also assists Inuit and Indigenous families facing bureaucratic barriers access direct aid from the Government of Canada.
Iqaluit Elders Home officially reopens

Iqaluit Elders Home officially reopens

The Iqaluit Elders Home reopened on Jan. 31. The first resident was admitted on Feb. 2. Nunavut health minister John Main said he was happy to welcome clients back.
Library in Iqaluit starts new contactless pick-up measures

Library in Iqaluit starts new contactless pick-up measures

The Iqaluit Centennial Library began a curbside pickup program, which will run from Feb. 1 to 11. Members of the library will be able to take out books and digital video discs during select hours throughout the week. Library staff will be assisting in the contactless pick-up.
Nunavut approaching second year of public health emergency related to Covid-19

Nunavut approaching second year of public health emergency related to Covid-19

With the territory approaching the two-year mark for its public health emergency, Nunavut chief public health officer Dr. Michael Patterson noted Nunavut was the last jurisdiction in Canada to get Covid-19. This, he said, was due to the public health measures and various precautions the territorial government took, giving Nunavummiut a head-start in getting vaccinated and protected.
Iqaluit youth look into ways to improve NunavutSA国际影视传媒檚 suicide prevention strategy

Iqaluit youth look into ways to improve NunavutSA国际影视传媒檚 suicide prevention strategy

On Feb. 1 four young Iqalummiut presented a review of NunavutSA国际影视传媒檚 Interagency Information Sharing Protocol (IISP) at the Qajuqturvik Community Food Centre, making policy and practice recommendations on the protocol from a youth-led perspective.
Nasittuq Corporation wins back $592-million North Warning System contract

Nasittuq Corporation wins back $592-million North Warning System contract

The Government of Canada has awarded a $592-million contract to Nasittuq Corporation to operate and maintain the North Warning System for the next seven years.
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More than 1,000 Covid-19 cases have been confirmed in the most recent ongoing outbreak in Nunavut, 684 of which are reported recovered.
Nunavut News - Jan. 31, 2022 Edition

Nunavut News - Jan. 31, 2022 Edition

QajuqturvikSA国际影视传媒檚 new country food box has Iqalummiut excited

QajuqturvikSA国际影视传媒檚 new country food box has Iqalummiut excited

IqaluitSA国际影视传媒檚 Qajuqturvik Community Food Centre is launching its new Inuliqtait Food Box program, where they hope to provide a consistent source of country food while making it accessible to lower income residents of the city.
Isolation hubs likely to be phased out as more Nunavummiut get vaccinated

Isolation hubs likely to be phased out as more Nunavummiut get vaccinated

With the ongoing roll-out of Covid-19 vaccines in the territory, the amount of people going through southern isolation hubs has been reduced significantly with only unvaccinated people using them.
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