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Nunavut MLA quits committee over drunken incident

27.11.2009 17:03    cbc.ca
Pangnirtung MLA Adamee Komoartok has quit as chairman of a Nunavut legislative committee due to a drunken incident at an Ottawa medical boarding home.
Nunavut MLA quits committee over drunken incident


Yellowknife day shelter opens

27.11.2009 17:03    cbc.ca
A new day shelter for Yellowknife's homeless has formally opened.
Yellowknife day shelter opens

B.C. firm wins design contract for Arctic naval port

27.11.2009 17:03    cbc.ca
A B.C. engineering firm has been awarded a $900,000 defence contract to help design a Canadian Forces naval facility in the High Arctic.
B.C. firm wins design contract for Arctic naval port

Nunavut ex-premier violated Integrity Act: report

27.11.2009 17:03    cbc.ca
Former Nunavut premier Paul Okalik is found to have breached the territory's Integrity Act for soliciting donations from some deputy ministers during his re-election campaign last year.
Nunavut ex-premier violated Integrity Act: report


Diavik mine moves towards northern workforce

27.11.2009 17:03    cbc.ca
People who want to work at the Diavik diamond mine will have to live in the Northwest Territories from now on, as part of the mine's push towards a northern workforce.
Diavik mine moves towards northern workforce

Man jailed for assaulting Mountie with prosthetic arm

27.11.2009 17:03    cbc.ca
A one-armed man in Yellowknife has been sent to jail for attacking an RCMP officer with his prosthetic arm earlier this year.
Man jailed for assaulting Mountie with prosthetic arm

Quebec Innu threaten to block projects

27.11.2009 17:03    cbc.ca
Innu chiefs from five northern Quebec communities are threatening to block all mining, hydroelectric and forestry projects in their region unless the federal government is willing to hear their demands.

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