Calls for investigation after Nunavik polling station issues
By Rachel Watts ‘It’s illegal,’ says first-time voter who couldn’t cast a ballot Tiivi Tulaugak was looking forward to voting
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Booths closed early — or didn’t open at all — in some Nunavik villages
By Samuel Wat Elections Canada cites weather and difficulty recruiting local teams as the source of the challenges Elia Lauzon
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NDP leads in Nunavut; Liberals projected to win Nunavik
Liberal Mandy Gull-Masty projected to win in Abitibi-Baie-James-Nunavik-Eeyou NDP candidate Lori Idlout was holding the lead in Nunavut as votes were still
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Meet the federal candidates running in Nunavik
By Samuel Wat Liberals, NDP, Conservatives, Bloc Québécois have announced candidates for the upcoming federal election Canadians will head to
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2 dead after 4-member hunting party struck by blizzard in Nunavik, say police
Quaqtaq mayor says survival of young woman and her daughter is miraculous Two people from Quaqtaq in northern Quebec are
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Isuarsivik recovery centre celebrates 30 years with plans to grow
The Isuarsivik Regional Recovery Centre is celebrating 30 years this year with a mural and ambitions to expand across Nunavik.
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No criminal charges in 2023 death of woman in Nunavik police custody
Pathologist ruled that woman in Inukjuak died of ‘acute ethanol intoxication’ while in police holding cell Quebec’s Crown prosecutors are not pressing
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Nunavik education workers still without collective agreement, protest in Québec City
By Shushan Bacon, Espaces Autochtones Nunavik’s education workers have been without a collective agreement for nearly two years and several
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Air Inuit takes Quebec government to court over maintenance of Nunavik runways
Airline says lack of maintenance is causing damage to its aircraft Regional airline Air Inuit is seeking damages from the
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Nunavik village has boiled ‘fishy’ water for 9 months; new reservoir may fix it
By Samuel Wat Regional government says there’s no water quality issue in Aupaluk, rather a water quantity issue Every day,
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For some in Nunavik, federal apology for dog slaughter step toward reconciliation
By Samuel Wat Canadian government giving $45 million in compensation to Inuit in Nunavik Getting the Canadian government to apologize
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Montreal college teams up with Kativik School Board to train Nunavik educators
A Montreal college is partnering with the Kativik School Board to offer a program training Nunavik educators. The program, Attestation
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Ottawa to compensate Inuit in Nunavik for mass sled dog slaughter
Federal government expected to pay individual sled dog owners and provide funding to revive tradition The federal government says it will
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Anniversary of land claims agreement sparks calls for Nunavik police reform
By Samuel Wat The anniversary of the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement for most is a day of celebration. But this
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Calls for transparency follow fatal police shooting in Nunavik
By Samuel Wat 1 man killed, another wounded after altercation with police in Salluit, Que., on Monday Moses Tarkirk describes
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