Northerners, experts question Conservatives' pledge to build military base in Iqaluit
Some northerners and Arctic security experts say the federal Conservatives' pledge to build a permanent military base in Iqaluit is a move in the right direction, but they also have questions about how it'll be done.
Puppy yoga involves doing yoga but with puppies running around. The executive director of the rescue in Iqaluit says the ...
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Canada invests in Iqaluit hydropower project for energy security in NunavutThe Canadian government has announced a federal investment of $6m over five years to support the renewable energy developer ...
Two Iqaluit residents are facing charges after a traffic stop earlier this month turned up a prohibited loaded ...
The federal government is investing $6 million into a once-stalled hydro project near Iqaluit that could help the city reduce ...
A small river northeast of Iqaluit could become the source for the growing community's electricity demand and replace all of its diesel-generated. . .
Cliff Redford has had his own veterinary clinic in Markham for the last 25 years and just returned from volunteering in ...
According to a release from police on Monday, the Nunavut's RCMP Federal Policing Northwest Region’s Federal Arctic Unit (FAU ...
The trial of two brothers accused of attempted murder in Kinngait more than three years ago is continuing in Iqaluit this ...
Bundle up for a cold and cloudy day with no sunshine. Today, expect a predominantly cloudy day with temperatures remaining extremely cold. Morning temperatures will start at -20°C, feeling more ...
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre vowed to expand Canada’s military presence in the Arctic, backing the Trump ...
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