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Gjoa Haven continuing care centre closed to visitors amid COVID-19 reports

This story was updated on Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2026, at 9:20 a.m. ET. The continuing care centre in Gjoa Haven is temporarily closed to visitors after recent confirmed cases of COVID-19 at the centre.

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Get your COVID-19 and flu vaccines, says GN

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Do-not-consume order lifted on Kugaaruk water but it must still be boiled

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Kugaaruk residents still relying on bottled water

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Baker Lake family upset after medical travellers left without escorts for days

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Nunavik

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Puvirnituq couple’s death was murder-suicide, police say

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Man charged in police-involved shooting in Inukjuak

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Nunavik artist takes stage on Quebec New Year’s special

Nunavut

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Missing ice fishermen found dead near Kinngait

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Federal government commits $8.5M for French studies in Nunavut

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Pond Inlet caribou harvest is closed

Arctic

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‘Disrespectful and offensive’: Inuit, Canadian politicians react to U.S. Greenland threats

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Caribou in summer: On the horns of a dilemma

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As 2026 dawns, Canada’s North is on the national radar like never before

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Arts and Culture

‘A remarkable spirit’: Bishop Paul Idlout remembered for kindness, faith

Bishop Paul Idlout is being remembered by friends and family for his kindness, commitment to his faith and for representing Inuit. Idlout died on New Year’s Eve. He was 90 years old. At least 90 people attended a funeral for Idlout at St.

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First Inuk bishop Paul Idlout dies on New Year’s Eve

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Nunavik artist takes stage on Quebec New Year’s special

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Iqaluit candy toss celebrates new year, hunter’s first caribou

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Education

Federal government commits $8.5M for French studies in Nunavut

The federal and territorial governments have reached a new $8.5-million funding agreement to support French education in Nunavut. The federal Department of Canadian Heritage announced the deal Monday in a news release.