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NEWS: Iqaluit council approves permit for Nunavut's $300 million airport project Iqaluit City Council cleared the way for the start of construction on the territorial government's new Iqaluit airport Dec. 18, after winning some concessions from the developer on fixing the Federal Road and other infrastructure tied to the $300-millio
Nunatsiaq Online | 16 hours, 10 minutes ago | comment? | recommend
NEWS: A sweet way to end your holiday meal Students from Tasiujaq and Kangiqsualujjuaq have been busy cooking up recipes with the many berries that grow around their communities. As part of the Purple Tongue project, students and researchers have been working together to find new ways to use Nunav
Nunatsiaq Online | 20 hours, 59 minutes ago | comment? | recommend
NEWS: Skills Nunavut team assembles holiday menu with flare Some joined because they were curious. Others because they'd heard the food was good. But most of the Iqaluit teens who make up the Skills Nunavut Iqaluit cooking club joined because they wanted to learn how to make good food. And they have. This is the
Nunatsiaq Online | 21 hours, 7 minutes ago | comment? | recommend
NEWS: Char and asparagus might hit the spot this Christmas When Nunatsiaq News went looking for holiday recipes to share in our last edition of 2013, we asked Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami president Terry Audla to share one of his favourite recipes or dishes. Audla sent a recipe for Arctic Char prepared in parchment pa
Nunatsiaq Online | 21 hours, 17 minutes ago | comment? | recommend
NEWS: Seven Nunavut communities impose holiday booze bans Seven Nunavut communities are hoping for a quiet and peaceful holiday season, after their hamlet councils passed resolutions to ban alcohol for the remainder of the year. Hamlet councils in Taloyoak, Kimmirut, Cape Dorset, Baker Lake, Repulse Bay, Clyde R
Nunatsiaq Online | 23 hours, 26 minutes ago | comment? | recommend
NEWS: Russian parliament grants amnesty to Greenpeace Arctic 30 Two Canadian Greenpeace activists are among a group of 30 set to be freed from custody after the Russian parliament adopted Dec. 18 an amnesty that will end legal proceedings against the group. The Arctic 30 — made up of 28 Greenpeace activists, includi
Nunatsiaq Online | Dec 18, 2013 6:59 PM [GMT] | comment? | recommend
NEWS: U.S. child advocacy group slams NORAD's Arctic Santa tracker This year, it looks like Santa's sleigh will be guided by more than just eight reindeer and Rudolph's shiny nose. According to a new video posted to the North American Aeropsace Defense Command (NORAD) website that tracks Santa's whereabouts each Ch
Nunatsiaq Online | Dec 18, 2013 5:45 PM [GMT] | comment? | recommend
NEWS: CRTC orders inquiry into Canadian satellite telecoms Canada's telecommunications watchdog, the CRTC, will launch an inquiry early next year into satellite telecommunications services offered by Telesat in northern Canada This announcement is part of a big decision the CRTC released Dec. 18 on Northwestel
Nunatsiaq Online | Dec 18, 2013 4:37 PM [GMT] | comment? | recommend
NEWS: Holiday spirit runs high in Nunavik community As far as holiday spirit goes, you'd be hard-pressed to find a place with more of it than Tukisiniarvik school in Akulivik, along Nunavik's Hudson coast. For the last few weeks, the mood at the school brightened as decorations went up and normally uni
Nunatsiaq Online | Dec 18, 2013 2:25 PM [GMT] | comment? | recommend
COMMENTARY: Education — the greatest social policy challenge of our time MARY SIMONChairperson, National Committee on Inuit Education Last week Inuit were in the national spotlight at the presentation of the secnd annual Arctic Inspiration Prize in Halifax. The $1-million prize is made possible through the generous donation of
Nunatsiaq Online | Dec 18, 2013 1:31 PM [GMT] | comment? | recommend
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