Headline News - June 7, 2002

Nunavut
Nanisivik clean-up plan recommends demolishing site

Mandatory hunter training faces strong opposition

Calm Air resumes service to Kivalliq

The Arctic’s first Inuk bishop emphasizes healing

Board considers adding second year to Nunavut Sivuniksavut

Heritage Canada sponsors aboriginal artists’ gathering

Nunavut briefs

Okalik talks about sealskins in Alaska

Arctic College students show their work

Iqaluit HTA to discussion which sections of river will close

Toonik Tyme wins tourism award

ITK meets in Tuktoyaktuk

Photo ID cards available

In The Courts

Sanikiluaq sex offender gets more time

Irate inmate no longer welcome at BCC

Do the crime, do the time

Accused prowler scheduled for medical assessment

Trial date set in Toonik Tyme mishap

Get help, judge orders man

Man breaches probation and punches girlfriend

Gun-toting teen sentenced

Date set in Iqaluit sewage spill case

Pond Inlet teacher charged with assault

Nunavik
KRG studies cheaper road paving product

Public health director concerned about water safety

Ecotourism operators meet to discuss future of industry

New emergency numbers

Features
Punches and pirouettes

Swiss odyssey

Iqaluit

Expected growth will put pressure on water system: report

Consultants urge city to expand in high-density areas

Population growth will strain sewers, report says

Francophone Association celebrates 20 years

Arctic

British women reach pole

Shooting walruses with crossbows — for science

Melting snow reveals caribou disaster

Alaskan river closed to fishing

Headline News - June 14, 2002

Nunavut
Armed Forces eyes Nanisivik for military base

GN-NTI dogfight moves to the courthouse

Why NTI is fighting the GN

NorthwesTel, union one per cent away from deal

Crown drops child-porn charge against former RCMP member

Pangnirtung artists embark on Canadian tour

Weather radio comes to Cape Dorset

QIA imposes new rules on QC and Kakivak

Nunavut briefs

More natural births at Baffin Regional Hospital

Twin Mining to continue diamond exploration in Jackson Inlet

In The Courts

Trial date set in Manning case

Arvaluk heads back to court

Nunavik
Kuujjuaq’s showcase in progress

Hydro-Québec renovates plant after fire damage

Insurance premiums, payouts rise in Kuujjuaq

Billion-dollar deal signed in Quebec City

Features
The carvers of BCC

Where three suns shine brightly

Iqaluit
DFO to study Sylvia Grinnell char stocks

City council debates beer garden

Group revisits Iqaluit co-op idea

Arctic
U.S. wants IWC decision reversed

LIA to vote on Voisey’s IIBA

Ice rams house

Whaling overload in Norway

Headline News - June 21, 2002

Nunavut
DFO slashes Nunavik beluga quotas

NorthwesTel and union both call for mediation — but don’t tell each other

Houston laments "death of a dream"

Sex offender jailed for breach of probation

The Sedna’s Arctic mission

Arctic Bay pleads with Breakwater to save mine infrastructure

Travelling wildlife committee wraps up tour

Igloolik and Hall Beach win bowhead hunt: Kovic

Scientists discover ancient fossils on Bathurst Island

Nunavut brief

Ex-Iqaluit resident becomes a Nova Scotia cabinet minister

In The Courts

What children don’t need to see

Crown and defence make joint submission

Teen "drug mule" and family leave Nunavut for new start

Weekend time for cocaine trafficker

Case transferred to community justice committee

Coral Harbour home invasion nets man two years less a day

Pair charged with drug possession

Preliminary hearing ordered in Gjoa Haven sexual assault case

Teen dealer sentenced to house arrest

Nunavik
Nunavik leaders celebrate first Quebec payout

Kuujjuaq woman dies in car crash

Performers flocking to Salluit

Police promote bicycle safety in Kuujjuaq

Features
Remembering Kikkik

Iqaluit
Amarok HTA closes Sylvia Grinnell River to boats

Think of the hungry this sealift season

Iqaluit to develop Inuit employment plan

Une fête exceptionnelle pour l’AFN

Intrepid Iqaluit dart throwers hit the bulls-eye

Arctic
Alaska’s Cook Inlet mini-hunt

NMD to bring money to Alaska

Headline News - June 28, 2002

Nunavut
Iqaluit rejects apartment building proposal

Iqaluit council struggles to build a bigger city

Aboriginal groups say yes to Voisey's deal

Horne abuse victims get money for therapy

GN pays up, pumps out bad gasoline

Nunavut needs stronger liquor laws: RCMP officer

Looking for answers on Ellesmere Island

Nunavut brief

Welfare recipients can earn more money

Housing Corp. freezes social rents

WWF blasts Canada for backsliding on POPs

Nunavik
DFO gives hunters one-time payout

Features
Painting the town

Rocky future

Great day for a party

Iqaluit
Council gives Arnaitok arena a one-year reprieve

Boat owner confused by Iqaluit HTA boat-ban

Council approves three-day beer garden

Smokers, non-smokers turn out to support bylaw