Headline News - September 5, 2003

Nunavut
Nester named new MLA, subject to recount

DSD minister to call Nunavut-wide meeting on proposed Wildlife Act

Iqaluit woman crushed by city vehicle

All that glitters is not gold

Arctic Bay residents want details on Nanisivik health risks

Circumpolar health workers gather in Nuuk

Around Nunavut
Premiers ink pact in Cambridge Bay

Election call for Iqaluit

New jail slated for Kugluktuk

Senators to meet on northern fisheries

Nunavik
Charest announces creation of Pingualuit Park

New school year, familiar teacher shortage


Iqaluit
Ratepayers vote a tough sell for city officials

City reviews quality of Iqaluit road paving


Features
Never too old

Book on Avaalaaqiaq deserves wild audience


Around the Arctic
Poor Aqpik harvest in Finland

Thule pollution limited

Nunatsiavummiut sign land claim deal

Thule case dropped

Headline News - September 12, 2003

Nunavut
Inuit hunters fear effects of federal wildlife legislation

Task force wants to cut suicide rate in half by 2007

$20-million overrun leads to fall of Greenland government

GN to clean up mess at Old Clyde River

Country foods champion honoured at health gathering

Northern premiers want involvement in missile defense

Arctic ambassador plays big role, says Mary May Simon

Around Nunavut
GN appoints IQ advisory council

Diamond hunters make new kimberlite finds

Ottawa conference to ponder land claim implementation

In the courts
Judge strikes down motions in Mazhero civil case

Community projects kept Iqaluit man out of trouble


Nunavik
Charest, Pelletier give Nunavimmiut what they want to hear

KRPF seize $40,000 taped to man's body

Orphaned polar bear cubs seek good home


Iqaluit
Iqaluit tax delinquents get temporary reprieve

Iqaluit councillors want inquiry into city vehicle accident

NCC defies stop-work order, then gets temporary permit

Iqaluit councillors debate new pay scale


Around Iqaluit
Iqaluit to host northern development ministers


Features
My Apex time capsule

Thule exhibit to travel Nunavut


Around the Arctic
Chinese head to Canadian Arctic

Drivers: watch out for polar bears

U.N. says Norway's Saami are right to fight bill

NASA loves Svalbard

Alaskans harvest beached beluga

Headline News - September 19, 2003

Nunavut
Matthews faces three challengers for Iqaluit mayor's job

Rankin Inlet dentist caught in contract renewal mix-up

Greenlanders teach kayaking skills to Iqalungmiut

Four candidates — four visions

Who's running for city council?

Healing Foundation gives $2 million to Ottawa Inuit program

Canadian icebreaker launches new chapter in Arctic research


Around Nunavut
Waseskun signs new deal with Corrections Canada

Kids rescued from rocks

Cape Dorset teacher charged with sex offenses

Court staff makes Arvaluk wait

Nunavut Trust reports to NTI

First Air flight attendants in contract talks

New board for Qulliq Energy Corp.

Nunavik
Search called off for missing U.S. hunter

Kuujjuaq school reopens after head lice scare


Iqaluit
Former teachers, principals and legislators run for IDEA

Lone candidate has strong hopes for Apex school

Tundra Valley residents oppose plans for Tundra East development

Features
Doing it together

Around the Arctic
Algae festival in Iceland

Southern ozone hole reaches record size

Iceland supports whaling despite protests

ICC worries over uncertain Arctic ambassadorship

Greenland gets third government in 10 months

Search begins for Iqaluit beauty contestants

NWT to implement Human Rights Act

Headline News - September 26, 2003

Nunavut
A special sneak preview of "open arms" hospital

Nunavut's economic blueprint unveiled

Nault confirms Inuit art funding

Judge blasts Iqaluit lawyer for stranding clients

NTI forges ahead on social issues

Kelvin Ng to quit territorial politics

Iqaluit researcher advocates for better pap test

Preventative measures for bronchiolitis could save money, lives

Health department fires Iqaluit social services director


Around Nunavut
Autopsy ordered in beating death

Sealskin suit taken

Apex DEA fills all seven seats

IDEA reports shortage of substitute teachers

Cars vandalized

Break-in at Iqaluit gas bar

In the Courts
Man acquitted amidst "cloud of suspicion"

Man with brain tumour gets house arrest


Nunavik
KRG celebrates 25th anniversary


Iqaluit
Council votes down proposed Tundra East development

Iqaluit francophones hope to rebuild troubled FDEA

Self-sacrifice and commitment is rewarded


Features
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