Domestic violence conviction rate below 30 per cent in Nunavut for two years straight
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Domestic violence conviction rate below 30 per cent in Nunavut for two years straight

Just 27 per cent of Nunavut domestic violence charges resulted in a guilty verdict in 2024, newly released data from Statistics Canada shows.

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u/WillLookitUp — 4 days ago

Can you go kayaking in Nuuk? And can I find live music in town?

Hello,

I'll be in Nuuk from July 1 to 8.

Is there anywhere to rent a kayak in town?

Is there anywhere to see live music?

Any theatre or live performance recommendations would be helpful.

Thank you.

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u/WillLookitUp — 9 days ago
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Inuit organization seeks to replace ‘ineffective’ Nutrition North with Inuit-owned co-ops, shipping subsidy

Transitioning from grocery stores owned by corporations to Inuit-owned co-ops, regulating the price of groceries and supporting harvesting are among the recommendations.

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u/WillLookitUp — 24 days ago
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Government-run grocery stores and longer airport runways among suggestions to decrease Nunavut food prices

“Greenland, outside of the capital, most communities are served by this chain of stores and it’s basically government-run stores with the same fixed price everywhere,” Li said. “Mexico has a whole network of government-licensed shops that all sell at the same price.”

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u/WillLookitUp — 25 days ago
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‘We are stronger together,’ Nunavut premier says of Alberta’s separatist movement

Nunavut Premier John Main says his government does not have an official position on the Alberta separatism movement or a potential referendum on the province’s future, but Main insists he’s a federalist and wants to see the province stay in the country.

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u/WillLookitUp — 1 month ago