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November 14, 2003

Man falls five storeys, found conscious

Iqaluit emergency personnel found a 40-year-old man awake this Wednesday morning after he fell five storeys from a window in the six-storey high-rise apartment building in Iqaluit.

Paramedics responded to a call from RCMP shortly before 6:15 a.m. on Nov. 12, reporting that a man had fallen about 40 feet and survived.

He was found lying on top of a garbage shed outside the Storehouse bar.

Iqaluit's fire chief, Cory Chegwyn, said the man was taken to Baffin Regional Hospital with multiple injuries, but could not give many details on the man's condition.

"He had multiple injuries from what you'd expect from a fall like that," Chegwyn said.

Police are investigating the incident, and at press-time this week, were withholding the man's name.


November 14, 2003

Tagak Sr. new chair of IDEA

The Iqaluit District Education Authority has elected Andrew Tagak Sr. to serve as its chairperson. He replaces Kathy Smith, who will now serve as a regular member.

Tagak is a senior Inuit Qaujimatuqangit coordinator with Nunavut's department of health and social services. He will serve a one-year term as chair.

Members of the IDEA made the decision in advance of their first scheduled meeting, which will take place on Nov. 17.

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