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Low COVID-19 risk in Nunavut Chief public health officer says to avoid travel, large groups and visits to community airports; reduce risk by following preventative measures
Volume 74 Issue 41
MONDAY, March 16, 2020
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Nunavut's top cop talks public relations with Nunavummiut
Kool workshops
photo courtesy of Annie Cyr-Parent
Leetia Eegeesiak, left, and Kaia Patterson participate in a qamutiik building workshop with instructor Jimmy Qaunirq. Eegeesiak and other youth will be making a trip from Iqaluit to Kimmirut on dog sleds with Kool Runnings. See photos on page 13.
photo courtesy of Annie Cyr-Parent
Minimum wage goes up to $16 per hour
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Annual mining symposium cancelled
AWG disappointment for Team Nunavut
"Nunavummiut living in poverty don't have the luxury of adequate hunting equipment, snow machines, gas, or bullets."
โ Kugluktuk MLA Mila Kamingoak addresses high cost of living and food security in Nunavut, page 5.