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Clarifications and Corrections
Not racing after all In a news brief published on Jan. 18 in Nunatsiaq News, Capt. Carl Pépin from the Kativik Regional Police Force is quoted as saying that Louis-Christian Boisvert, the Crown Prosecutor who was injured when a Skidoo hit him, Alain Lance and another man had been racing their snowmobiles out on the lake. The trio, however, were apparently not racing before the accident. Name/place mix-up In an article published in the Feb. 1 edition of the Nunatsiaq News the names of the participants in this year’s Ivakkak Cup race were mismatched with their home communities. Nunatsiaq News apologizes for any confusion or embarrassment that resulted from this editing error. The list of participants should have read: Charlie Watt Jr., Junior May and George Edward Annanack from Kuujjuaq; Massiu Nassak from Kangirsuk; Harry Okpik and Willy Kulula from Quaqtaq; Taamusi Sivuaraapik and Bobby Novalinga from Puvirnituq; and Simeonie Elijassiapik, Charlie Inukpuk and Adamie Inukpuk from Inukjuak. No decision yet in Salluit A news brief published in the Feb. 1 edition of Nunatsiaq News about a recent visit by avalanche experts to Nunavik should have said that Kangiqsujuaq’s tank farm will be moved next summer, however, there’s been no agreement yet on where Salluit will move its tank farm. |
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