Headline News - March 7, 2003
Nunavut
Contaminant research program will die March 31 POPs have "subtle effects" on infants, Nunavik study shows
Anawak's future in cabinet lies with fellow MLAs Rankin Inlet MLA faces non-confidence vote in legislature
NTI to review regional development corporations QIA reps abstain from vote after heated discussion
NTI can't afford cash payouts for beneficiaries $7.5 million to give each Inuk $500
Land claims organization shops for bowhead gun Problems in Hall Beach hunt spur search for new weapon
Gjoa Haven hunters want polar bear study studied HTA wants to be sure science was done properly
Cambridge Bay commercial muskox harvest on hold >Group calls for analysis of hunt's potential
Air Labrador swoops in on Iqaluit New airline descends on eastern seaboard market
Around Nunavut
Forces members lost and found
Winter weather stats up and down
Fueling the fire
Nunavik
Harricana ends in disaster for Kuujjuaq team Team manager suffers cracked vertebrae, broken ankle
Public works warns of road-paving delays Director says delays necessary for long-term success
KRG puts off vote on new-government agreement Unable to reach decision at regional council meeting
Numbers triple at second Inuit smoking counsellor workshop
Popert runs for Makivik presidency
Features
Leaps of faith Members of Iqaluit's gymnastics club spring forward to new heights
Josiah Kadlutsiak honoured for long service
Iqaluit
NCC plans to build four new buildings
Alberta has no deal with Nunavut, spokesperson says
All aboard!
Kamotiq Inn re-opens but faces charges
WCB wants to ban smoking in all workplaces
Arctic
U.S., Norway, Russia to get rid of Arctic waste
Greenland teachers criticize new school policy
Iceland: Another Banana Republic
Cops in Northern Sweden accused of ignoring sex trade
Bering Sea community deals with wave of suicides
Headline News - March 14, 2003
Nunavut
MLAs vote to remove Anawak from cabinet "When the Premier wants to get something he doesnt act like an Inuk," former minister says
GN eats up last of its surplus in pre-election budget Spending growth outstrips revenues
Budget highlights GN holds line on programs, spends on capital projects
GN awards sealift contracts to NEAS, NSSI Thirty-one per cent cheaper to ship Kivalliq dry cargo from Montreal
NTI presses GN for info on NNI policy Contract data not forthcoming
GN lawyer files motion for dismissal in Ell case Jerry Ell vows to pursue suit after his lawyer drops the case
Canada Council spends $48,000 on Inuit art Thirty-nine pieces will become part of art bank collection
A new take on "womens work" Iqaluit exhibition features work by 24 women photographers
Nunavut women celebrate International Womens Day March for peace in Iqaluit, volunteer recognition in Pangnirtung
Around Nunavut
Nunavut shoots for the top
Murdered womans body flown south for autopsy
Baker Lake to host spring legislative assembly session
In The Courts
Former cabbie launches appeal
Nanulik MLA back in court
Iqaluit man acquitted of assault
Trial date set in child porn case
Nunavik
Study tracks effects of contaminants in Nunavik infants Omega-3 fatty acids counteract effects of pollutants
Provincial election delays framework ratification Nunavik heads to polls Apr. 14
Inuit youth need government support, Saputiit president says Inukjuak hosts national elders and youth conference
POV man suffers smashed head after drunken brawl A weekend of violence in Nunavik
KRPF seize $30,000 in drug profits
FCNQ wins provincial award
Features
Joshuas journey of self-discovery Iqaluit youth crosses Canada with Katimavik program
Memories to last a lifetime Terry Fox students make what may be their last class trip
Iqaluit
Second-hand smoke kills, Ottawa woman says Lung cancer sufferer encourages anti-smoking legislation
Iqaluit HTA to build shelters along Pangnirtung trail City helps with $9,000 grant
Council designates future "outdoor heart of the community" Details regarding Nunavut Square havent been worked out
Accused Iqaluit thieves held in custody
It was no jolt
Arctic
Danish foreign minister receives death threat
Flights to Canada from Greenland?
Winter rains may be no good for reindeer
Iceland gives green light to Alcan
Study assesses oil impacts on North Slope
Headline News - March 21, 2003
Nunavut
French DEA reopens debate on Bill 1 Education bill still in violation of the Charter, chair says
ATAC warns air industry could go down in flames Rising security costs and the possibility of war threatens industry
ITK warns of privacy issues in NIHB consent forms Forms released to Inuit communities ahead of schedule
No final decision on PPD transfer, Okalik says Anawak soldiers on in quest for answers on job move
More fish, please Nunavut remains in the pocket of southern companies under existing quota system, industry insiders say
The facts on fish
CD-ROM offers students a glimpse into ancient past Inuit pre-history laid out in an interactive fashion
Around Nunavut
Edmonton declares "Kiviaq Day"
NTI updates enrollment procedures
Current affairs figure at Nuuks Snow festival
NTI dumps on GN budget
Federal committee seeks opinions on same-sex unions
New funding keeps food mail rates stable
Inmates give back to communities
MLAs set election date for February 2004
Nunavik
Self-government, jobs the issue in Makivik election Nunavik beneficiaries head to the polls March 28
Money talks in drug arrests Police, Quaqtaq council use rewards to lure drug tips
Low education plagues promising job market Few Nunavimmiut can take advantage of opportunities
Cloaked in success Makivik subsidiary Nunavik Creations uses e-commerce to sell original clothing and other Nunavik products
Features
A reason to celebrate Pangnirtung printmakers look back on 30 years of art
Hands-on training The Cape Dorset printshop needs younger artists to carry on the artistic traditions born in the community nearly 50 years ago
Iqaluit
Sunshine and Toonik Tyme Annual festival fast approaching
Cut consumers a break, NTI says Cathy Towtongie campaigns to reduce cost of basic life essentials
Iqaluit welcomes circumpolar suicide workshop GN-funded workshop evaluates available programs
Arctic
Court upholds native name-ban in school sports
Icelandic couch potatoes?
Headline News - March 28, 2003
Nunavut
Police charge Iqaluit man with girls murder RCMP confident they have right suspect this time
MLAs euthanize ailing education bill GN policy wonks to start all over again
"It should be in the Education Act"
Tobacco bill would enforce total smoking ban in two years No more plastic pipes, candy cigarettes
A breath of fresh air Baffin Regional Hospital receives new pediatric ventilator
FAS offender need special help, justice experts say Prison inmates with FAS require constant "hand-holding"
Verdict to decide Arvaluks political future Former education minister awaits verdict on charge of assault causing bodily harm
Nunavuts battle with tuberculosis far from over On World TB day, no one should have to deal with the infectious disease
Anti-war protests dot the circumpolar world Iceland, Denmark support war, Greenland government opposes it
Do you know this woman?
In The Legislative Assembly
MLAs decide not to select new cabinet minister
Picco opposes standardized testing
CLEY moves forward on IQ
Too much politicking, not enough fun
Kattuk waffles on heating fuel issue
Assembly to sit in Baker Lake in June
Ng to serve as lead minister in GN, NEU negotiations
MLA proposes creation of suicide task force
Nunavik
Charlie Watt Jr. triumphant in Ivakkak race Wins Inuit-style dogsled challenge by five-minute margin
Dogged determination Racer hopes to beat seventh-place finish next year
Quebec offers $17.6 million in home-building subsidies Aspiring homeowners await details
Features
Letting their hair down Nunavut MLAs get their locks lopped off at the hands of Arctic Colleges first hairdressing graduates
Iqaluit
New chief in Iqaluits CAO chair Big job lies ahead for Ian Fremantle
Mayor launches attack on "power drinking" Committee to provide education about the harmful effects of alcohol binges
City wants a solution to growing waste disposal problems Council to raise the issue at upcoming NAM conference
Big money riding on Snow Challenge 2003
How the walrus got his tusk back Unikkaarvik Visitor Centre gets a facelift
Drawing from the past
Arctic
Greenlandic musician gets promotional boost
Finns travel to Magnetic North Pole
Rush construction at Alaskas NMD site
Greenland cancels Ice Golf Championship
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