Headline News - November 7, 2003

Nunavut
Human rights bill passes by narrow margin

Nunavut interests seek bigger share of turbot, shrimp

Nunavik fish expert condemns inequalities

Nunavut decides against same-sex marriage ceremonies

Tragedy takes toll among youth with suicides at an all-time high

"Individuals must be able to speak without being afraid"

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Nunavut signing on to Ottawa accord on climate change

MLAs' base salary $61,800, premier's total pay $125,000

In the Legislative Assembly
MLAs pass anti-tobacco legislation

Everyone should pay

Back in December

Nunavut's Inuit beneficiary hires

Baker Lake sitting cost extra $250,000

NWT agrees to accept 15 Nunavut inmates

Health department recruits 33 nurses

Co-op upset by bed and breakfast proposal

Nunavut Fire Prevention Strategy

McLean wants bigger edge for Inuit business

Schools to get security cameras

Rankin Inlet to get liquor distribution centre

Call for stable GN workforce

Iqaluit
Charge dropped against city driver in girl's death

Man battles school blaze with extinguisher

Features
Clyde River stars in Mountie movie

Headline News - November 14, 2003

Nunavut
Truck that killed girl unfit for road: inspector

Human Rights Act may force Curley's return to politics

Pauktuutit to ponder future at Yellowknife AGM

Booze laws stay put in three of four communities

Tradition aids science in polar bear research

Scientist warns of climatic threat to polar bears

Rents raised for 779 tenants in Nunavut public housing units

Nunavik
Mayor gets fourth term in Kuujjuaq

How Nunavik voted

Iqaluit
Iqaluit to get permanent safety officer

City of Iqaluit fails safety standards

Failing grade

Canadian Rangers hold Baffin shoot

Around Iqaluit
Man falls five storeys, found conscious

Tagak Sr. new chair of IDEA

Features
Geologist to study Jackson Inlet's meteor crater

Around the Arctic
Orphaned polar bears get new home

More money for northern science students

QIA elections Dec. 8

Power Corp. deficit up last year

Headline News - November 21, 2003

Nunavut
NTI joins land claim coalition

Reinforcements tackle Sanikiluaq flu bug

Top gun has loads of experience

NTI expands social agenda, passes new budget

Exceeding turbot quota won't harm fishery: Kovic

Iqaluit
FDEA to remain in receivership

Iqaluit seeks consent to reduce tax arrears charges

Around Iqaluit
Prank could have been fatal: RCMP

A rock n' roll winter for Iqaluit

Safety in threes

Council elects Annie Gordon as deputy mayor

Features
Lucie Idlout turns rock into milestones

Around the Arctic
Senate kills tougher animal cruelty bill

Bystanders halt axe-wielder in Iqaluit

Inuvialuit exhibition opens at Ottawa museum

Polar vortex may alter climate

Hue and cry over humpback kill

Headline News - November 28, 2003

Nunavut
Neglected tourism industry seeks new lease on life

Talking helps healing after residential school

Nunavut-wide broad-band in one year?

Skyrocketing insurance batters toursim operators

Arvaluk faces jail-time for beating former girlfriend

Security group trains for Arctic ship disaster

Nunavik
Nunavik's wish list

Murdochs honored at FCNQ gathering

New book celebrates Nunavik's beauty

Features
It's off to work we go