Headline News - March 4, 2005

Nunavut
Power rates, subsidies go up together

Suicide shooting closes Salluit school

Photo: New budget, new footware

What’s in the URRC report?

GN budget nears $1 billion mark

Then and now: How the GN’s budget has swollen since April 1, 1999

Concerns over jet fuel delivery prompt driving lessons

Inuit risk exclusion from Dew line cleanup: NTI

Cambay water rates triple some residents’ bills

Trust chides NTI over unpaid loans

Iqaluit deputy mayor quits to seek city job

Northwestel limits bandwidth to high-speed subscribers

Iqaluit’s number one woman: Elisapee Sheutiapik

Qulliit celebrates International Women’s Day

In the Legislative Assembly
Cash for seal skins

Take a pill, Wente

Improved gas on the way

Made-in-Nunavut public housing

Inuk warden for BCC

Around Nunavut
New languages commissioner

Cape Dorset stabbing victim named

Trades school at Lupin Mine

Muddy water at Coppermine

Iqaluit
Young actors put crime in the spotlight

Joamie teachers, students reunite in $12 million school

Features
A day in the life of Lucie Idlout

Headline News - March 11, 2005

Nunavut
Nunavut Development Corp. bleeds money

APTN head defends new dubbing policy

Nunavut not on Arctic gas agenda

‘Bad gas’ problem just needs a quick fix

Report outlines shortcomings at Nunavut Arctic College

Rankin hopes miners will foot bill for civic improvements

Lew Philip first Inuk warden at BCC

Homeless shelter on the rocks

Photo: Butt hut shut

In the Legislative Assembly
Langauge Awards

This government makes no sense

Nunavut teachers abroad

Income support grows five per cent

Qulliq prepares for Kyoto protocol

Clyde River mini mall unlikely

Iqaluit
Spa fight takes ugly turn at Iqaluit council

Councillor launches attack on Iqaluit CAO

Iqaluit council ponders snow removal

Around Iqaluit
Iqaluit this week

Fire extinguished at elders’ residence

Nunavik
Police explanation sheds little light on dog slaughter

Features
Portrait of the artist as a young hoodlum

Headline News - March 18, 2005

Nunavut
MPs want judge to probe dog slaughter

Third spousal assault, CamBay man avoids jail

Photo: Peter Kiatainaq, of Kangiqsujuaq

Pang family sues RCMP over arrest of son

DIAND says no to Kitikmeot mine training scheme

Fast Runner crew fumes over slow subsidies

Court delays put teacher’s life on hold

Around Nunavut
Qikiqtarjuaq teens face attempted murder charges

Rangers train on

Iqaluit
Iqaluit ill-equipped for snow removal

Waste site apartments languish in legal limbo

Around Iqaluit
Iqaluit this week

City targets bootleg snowmobile repair shop

Council appoints new councillor

58-unit development gets committee thumbs-up

It’s waterfront living, sort of

Iqaluit’s own grow-op comes closer to reality

Nunavik
Nunavik’s new MP struggles to find his way

Features
Little scientists

Headline News - March 25, 2005

Nunavut
Feds propose mediator for stalled calim talks

Northern strategy could trigger change for the North

Toned-down Snow Challenge starts Saturday

Healthy eating starts with healthy grocery stores

Ottawa helps broaden the band

Three Pond youths nabbed for crime spree

Government cutbacks threaten community internet access

Feds cool on GST relief for Inuit

U.S. activists turn up heat on seal hunt

NWT MLAs want auditor general to probe WCB

Stuart Kennedy quits city council

Jobs top priority for new langauges commissioner

Around Nunavut
Cambay housing petition goes nowhere

Environment department gets a haircut

Labradormiut rebuild heritage from ashes

Conditional sentence for Cambay sex offender

Fishing money for training

Around Iqaluit
Iqaluit this week

Features
Clean, sober and ready to party