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Nunavut tuberculosis outbreaks declared over after yearslong fight

Canadian Healthcare · Nunavut

Nunavut tuberculosis outbreaks declared over after yearslong fight

77% Left coverage: 22 sources

Canada removing federal internal trade barriers: Freeland

Canadian Politics · Canada

Canada removing federal internal trade barriers: Freeland

55% Left coverage: 20 sources

The federal government is taking steps to eliminate the interprovincial trade barriers under its jurisdiction, Internal Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland announced in a press release Monday. See the Story

Former PM Harper says military spending can address Arctic infrastructure gap

Canadian Politics · Canada

Former PM Harper says military spending can address Arctic infrastructure gap

69% Left coverage: 13 sources

Former prime minister Stephen Harper says the best way to build much-needed infrastructure in the Arctic is through military spending.See the Story

Now is the time to figure out what suicide crisis means

Acknowledging a problem is the first step toward fixing it. That’s why it was encouraging to see the Government of Nunavut and Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. declare there’s a suicide crisis in the territory. While it’s a good step, it’s just a start. Nunavut now needs to come up with innovative ideas to address the ongoing problem. In less than 15 years — between 2010 and early 2024 — 451 Inuit took their own lives, Health Minister John Main said recen…Iqaluit · Iqaluit Read Article

Nunavut Declares Suicide to Be a Crisis

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

10 years after declaring suicide a crisis in Nunavut, the territorial government and the territory’s land claim organization say the crisis remains. But they are stopping short of calling it a public health emergency. ...Health · Iqaluit See the Story

Has Donald Trump and the U.S. tariffs created a surge of Canadian patriotism? We want to hear from you

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

July 1 marks Canada Day, and this year the annual celebration comes with a surge of patriotism.Donald Trump · Canada See the Story

Inquest Juror Says Suicide Is a ‘Crisis’ in Kimmirut

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Newspaper of record for Nunavut, and the Nunavik territory of QuebecNunavut · Nunavut See the Story

Vancouver-based artist creates Google Doodle for National Indigenous Peoples Day - Metro Vancouver News

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A Vancouver-based artist will have his art seen by a massive audience to mark National Indigenous Peoples Day. The June 21, 2025, Google Doodle in Canada was created by Alano Edzerza of the Tahltan Nation of B.C. Edzerza is a long-time multi-media designer in Vancouver, who's designed everything fro...Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver See the Story

No place in municipal politics for threats, real or perceived

The risk with employing “dark humour” to make a point is that some people are going to find it too dark while others will simply find it unfunny. That’s why it’s not surprising that the Nunavut RCMP took an interest in some Facebook comments made about Iqaluit city council’s recent changes to its animal control bylaw. Council reduced the length of time the city has to wait before killing a loose dog its officers catch to 24 hours from seven days…Iqaluit · Iqaluit Read Article

Events are being held across the country Saturday to mark Indigenous Peoples Day

67% Left coverage: 24 sources

Hundreds of events are planned across the country Saturday to mark Indigenous Peoples Day. First observed in 1996, Indigenous Peoples Day is meant to recognize First Nations, Inuit and Métis cultures and traditions. Prime Minister Mark Carney will take part in a closed event to mark the day.Indigenous Peoples Day · Canada See the Story

Competition Bureau Recommends More Foreign Investment and Ownership in Canadian Airlines Amid Low Competition

56% Left coverage: 25 sources

Canada should roll back restrictions on foreign ownership for domestic airlines, a new report from the Competition Bureau recommends. Released Thursday, the report on competition within the airline industry advocates for a “Leverage (of) international capital and experience to strengthen domestic competition,” including through raised ownership caps for investors outside Canada. Canadian Economy · Canada See the Story

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