Nunavut government's staffing scrutinized
Almost a quarter of Nunavut's civil service jobs were vacant last year, according to federal Auditor General Sheila Fraser, who conducted an audit of the territorial government's human resources capacity.

Nunavut RCMP officer charged after domestic assault
IQALUIT, Nunavut - An RCMP officer in the tiny Baffin Island community of Pond Inlet has been charged with assault after a domestic disturbance.

Motion banning booze from European Union passes in Nunavut legislature
IQALUIT, Nunavut - French wine and British beer may no longer be stocked by Nunavut's government-run liquor stores after a motion protesting the

Motion banning booze from European Union passes in Nunavut legislature
IQALUIT, Nunavut - French wine and British beer may no longer be stocked by Nunavut's government-run liquor stores after a motion protesting the European Union's ban on seal products passed in the legislature.

Motion banning booze from European Union passes in Nunavut legislature
IQALUIT, Nunavut - French wine and British beer may no longer be stocked by Nunavut's government-run liquor stores since a motion banning European booze has passed in the legislature.

Iqaluit Mountie charged with assault
An RCMP officer based in Iqaluit has been charged with two counts of assault in connection to a weekend assault in Pond Inlet.

Nunavut nixes pop tax proposal
The Nunavut government will not consider taxing sugary soft drinks in the territory, Finance Minister Keith Peterson says.

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No Feed URL specified. (Ottawa) ? Nunavut Sivuniksavut and EnTheos Films are pleased to announce the national launch of the documentary- based educational resource, Staking The Claim: Dreams, Democracy and Canadian Inuit . Hosted by the School of Public Policy and Administration at Carleton University as part of the Research Days celebration and organized by the office of the vice-president ...

Nunavut vows to ban EU booze in dispute over sealing
The Nunavut government will find a way to implement a ban on alcohol products from the European Union that doesn?t run afoul of international trade rules, says Premier Eva Aariak

Nunavut vows to ban EU booze in tit-for-tat dispute over sealing
The Nunavut government will find a way to implement a ban on alcohol products from the European Union that doesn't run afoul of international trade rules.

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IQALUIT, Nunavut - An RCMP officer in the tiny Baffin Island community of Pond Inlet has been charged with assault after a domestic disturbance. Const. Eric Ootoovak was locked up Sunday after fellow officers responded to a complaint from a home in the largely Inuit community.

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No Feed URL specified. The Ottawa Inuit community, leaders and guests will view the documentaries and preview the teachers? guide and students activities aimed at educating students across Canada about the Inuit journey for self-determination.

Liberal firm hired to lobby devolution: former premier
Iqaluit West MLA Paul Okalik said the Nunavut government has hired a Liberal firm to lobby the conservative government on Parliament hill.

Stubbornly high core inflation likely has Bank of Canada's eye, economists say
OTTAWA - Consumer prices in Canada remained stubbornly hot last month, driving the loonie higher on expectations the Bank of Canada may be on interest rate alert.

Global polar bear trade ban defeated
Canadian and Inuit leaders say they're relieved that a U.S.-backed proposal to ban the international trade of polar bear parts was defeated at a UN wildlife conservation meeting in Doha, Qatar, on Thursday.

Flaherty Sees Competitive Canada Dollar, Recovery (Update1)
Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said the level of Canada?s dollar, which traded near its strongest level against its U.S. counterpart in almost two years today, is still ?competitive.?

Flaherty Sees Competitive Canada Dollar, Fragile Recovery
March 15 (Bloomberg) -- Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said the level of the country?s currency is ?competitive.?

Flaherty Says Canada Is Recovering, Still ?Fragile? (Update2)
March 15 (Bloomberg) -- Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said today that while his country?s economy is improving, the recovery is ?fragile? and the government will keep its stimulus spending program going until next year.

Arctic Winter Games wrap up
The 21st bi-annual Arctic Winter Games in Grande Prairie, Alta. came to a close on Saturday evening with a rich display of culture in the closing ceremonies.