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The sniping between former premier Paul Okalik and current premier Eva Aariak continued this past week in the Nunavut legislature as Okalik continued to pound Aariak at every opportunity.
Okalik challenged Aariak’s judgment, actions and decisions repeatedly on March 9, 10 and 11.
On March 11, he...
Though Iqaluit’s RCMP detachment will be almost fully staffed for the next few years, there still aren’t enough cops in town to meet the rising demand for police services, Steve McVarnock, the chief superintendent of Nunavut’s V division, said last week.
McVarnock said a standard analysis of the...
Blackberries and GPS satellite messengers will help keep track of hunters on the land and assist search and rescue teams in Nunavut, said Lorne Kusugak, the minister of community and government services, who announced that all communities will receive 20 Spot satellite GPS messengers each.
If a...
Nunavut’s health minister, Tagak Curley, said in the legislature this past week that there’s not enough money to cover all requests for non-Inuit extended health care benefits.
“The funding is usually insufficient to meet all of the demand. This program is being used fully and demand is growing,”...
The Government of Nunavut’s health department wants to increase the number of foster parents in the territory so children under youth protection no longer have to leave their home communities for care.
That’s one goal of a two-year $1.5 million review of Nunavut’s Child and Family Services Act,...
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