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Temporary relief for Puvirnituq's water woes, while issues persist in other Nunavik villages
After months of disruption, residents in Puvirnituq have a temporary solution to its frozen water pipe problems. But some other Nunavik villages are still dealing with similar issues.
One person dead after police shooting in Kangiqsualujjuaq, Que.
Kangiqsualujjuaq, Que. A man died Tuesday night after an interaction with police. Quebec's police watchdog are investigating the incident.
Elections Canada apologizes to Nunavik voters left out of vote
Voters in several Nunavik villages say polls closed early - or didn't open at all. Elections Canada says those shortcomings shows the work that still remains for the organization.
'I lost my legal right to vote': Booths closed early — or didn't open at all — in some Nunavik villages
CBC has heard from residents in at least five Nunavik villages who say booths closed hours early, or didn't open at all.
'The children are eating less now': Nunavummiut protest end of food voucher program
In the past, hamlet food vouchers were funded by the Inuit Child First Initiative. But Ottawa says that program is for temporary relief, and not for 'universal' programs like food vouchers.
Exemptions to oil heating ban hurts Nunavimmiut, says housing bureau
Nunavik’s 14 villages rely heavily on diesel power, so the region is exempt from most oil-powered heating bans in Quebec. The housing bureau says those exemptions could be hurting Nunavimmiut as fewer people are training in oil-powered heating, and parts for repairs are becoming hard to come by.
Frozen pipe forces Puvirnituq, Que., residents to go days without water delivery
Some households in Puvirnituq, Que., haven’t received water delivery for days on end, and the mayor said the village is having to crowd-source from local businesses and organizations for help to get delivery trucks and drivers.
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Meet the federal candidates running in Nunavik
Three of the four candidates running to be the MP for Abitibi-Baie-James-Nunavik-Eeyou spoke to CBC about their priorities.
British woman apologizes for claims she set a record in Nunavut
Many media outlets around the world reported Camilla Hempleman-Adams as the first woman to trek solo across Baffin Island, causing outrage among some Nunavummiut.
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Housing, mental health, addictions among the issues Nunavimmiut care most about this election
Carbon taxes, military bases, fighting against tariffs – these are some of the big-ticket policy announcements heard from the major parties so far in this federal election campaign. But in Nunavik, many residents say they just want action to address the basics, like food insecurity, mental health and addictions treatment.