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Warren police said several other motorists had to avoid the individual to keep from hitting her before she was struck this morning.

Premier P.J. Akeeagok said in a statement early Wednesday afternoon that Joelie Kaernerk resigned voluntarily, after Akeeagok stripped him of his cabinet portfolios over a code of conduction violation. 

Margaret Jayne Huntley Main was enchanted with the Rose Parade from an early age. Her reign as the 1940 Rose Queen opened up into a rich and robust life of teaching, performing and creating. But she remained close to the parade to her final years.

“Mental health and addictions pose huge challenges to many Nunavummiut throughout their lives,” Health Minister John Main said during the fall sitting of the legislative assembly. A repeated thread of

Coming up on Addictions Awareness week, Nov. 19-25, Iqaluit-Manirajak MLA Adam Lightstone dove into discussion on the matter with Health Minister John Main during the Nov. 9 session of the

Iqaluit-Sinaa MLA, Janet Pitsiulaaq Brewster, says that declaring a public emergency would allow the Nunavut government to pull more resources to address the suicide rate in the territory.

Tillamook’s Board of County Commissioners continued a decision on dissolving the Beaver Water District on November 1, after a district staffer updated the board on work being done to bring

The Nunavut Employees Union and the Government of Nunavut have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to pay health-care workers more and attract staff to the territory through recruitment and retention bonuses and financial assistance for employees paying back student loans. 

Funeral details have been released for Leah Bedford whose body was recovered from the River Ouse in York.

A balloon release was held in memory of Leah Bedford whose body was recovered from the River Ouse in York.