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Court extends Baffinland creditor protection, Inuit groups seek safeguards

Baffinland Iron Mines Corp.’s court-ordered creditor protection was extended by two weeks as a result of hearing held Monday.

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Mary River closure would hit economy, but could be good for local hunters, says Arctic Bay resident

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Mining in Nunavik depends on Inuit leadership, better transportation: professor

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Feds earmark $50M for Grays Bay preconstruction

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Baffinland is $1B in debt, lacks liquidity to buy fuel for this season’s sealift

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Regions

Southern Canada

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‘Inuk Met Gala’ celebrates cuisine and unity

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Tapiriit annual event to feature Inuit perfomers and country food

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Nunavik jr. rangers compete at national marksmanship event

Nunavik

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Ottawa receives Nutrition North external review

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Nunavik students bring film to international stage

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Nunavik police chief welcomes reform report as review begins

Iqaluit

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Iqaluit’s ‘unsightly’ yards to receive bylaw scrutiny

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Iqaluit city council advances bylaw that would allow 116-unit Hospital Hill build

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Iqaluit greenhouse is open and seeking volunteers

Education

Youth travel to Pond Inlet’s floe edge from home

Children in Pond Inlet are being encouraged to go fishing from the comfort of their couch, thanks to a new virtual app that mimics local topography and waterways.

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Arctic researchers receive Polar Medals from Governor General

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Canada and Nunavut partner on $2M marine training fund

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Iqaluit school wants you to drop the pop … can

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Justice

Ottawa, NTI, GN could face lawsuits for land use plan delay: advocates

Two years after the Nunavut Land Use Plan was handed off to the three signatories responsible for its passage, an advocacy group says their delay in signing it impacts Inuit rights and raises legal and financial risks.

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Peter Toonoo found not guilty in Iqaluit manslaughter

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Nunavik police chief welcomes reform report as review begins

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Nunavik’s new police chief sworn in

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Arts and Culture

‘There’s a real appetite’: Inuit artisans interested in artwork authentication program

Inuit artisans have shown interest in a verification mark for their work, says the co-ordinator of a similar initiative for First Nations-owned businesses and entrepreneurs.