Jan. 16 to 22 is National Non-Smoking Week, which takes place on the third week of January every year. It is meant to help focus people on the objective of quitting tobacco and to help educate Canadians on the dangers of smoking cigarettes.

A group of camo-clothed hunters roamed along a beach on QuebecSA国际影视传媒檚 Magdalen Islands one day this past November, settling themselves along a stretch of shore where grey seals were most active. Some carried rifles, another had a hakapik, which is a club used for harvesting seals.

Iqalummiut are reporting the return of a fuel smell coming from their tap water, with residents taking to social media to report a diesel smell in the 100, 2700, 4100 and 5000 blocks of the city.

As classes resume at Kiilinik High School in Cambridge Bay, something is different.

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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.

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

A fox has transmitted rabies to a dog in Iqaluit, making the dog begin to act aggressively, according to the Department of Health.