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  1. The corporation bilking #Nunavut for warehousing elders someplace in #Ottawa should be charged with #crimesAgainstHumanity. The govt administrators who signed this deal should be investigated for kick-backs. Everything stinks about this. cbc.ca/news/canada/north/john-

    #grifters #abuse #healthcare #IndigenousPeople #Arctic #cdnpoli

  2. The corporation bilking #Nunavut for warehousing elders someplace in #Ottawa should be charged with #crimesAgainstHumanity. The govt administrators who signed this deal should be investigated for kick-backs. Everything stinks about this. cbc.ca/news/canada/north/john-

    #grifters #abuse #healthcare #IndigenousPeople #Arctic #cdnpoli

  3. The corporation bilking #Nunavut for warehousing elders someplace in #Ottawa should be charged with #crimesAgainstHumanity. The govt administrators who signed this deal should be investigated for kick-backs. Everything stinks about this. cbc.ca/news/canada/north/john-

    #grifters #abuse #healthcare #IndigenousPeople #Arctic #cdnpoli

  4. The corporation bilking #Nunavut for warehousing elders someplace in #Ottawa should be charged with #crimesAgainstHumanity. The govt administrators who signed this deal should be investigated for kick-backs. Everything stinks about this. cbc.ca/news/canada/north/john-

    #grifters #abuse #healthcare #IndigenousPeople #Arctic #cdnpoli

  5. Sirmilik: Glacier-Carved Narwhal Nursery

    Sirmilik National Park in Nunavut, meaning 'place of glaciers,' is more than ice. Its waters, including Lancaster Sound, are a critical summering area and migratory route for a huge portion of the world's narwhal population. The park's fjords and sea ice create a vital habitat where these 'unicorns of the sea' feed and raise their young. #Canada #Sirmilik #Nunavut #Narwhal 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sirmilik

  6. Sirmilik: Glacier-Carved Narwhal Nursery

    Sirmilik National Park in Nunavut, meaning 'place of glaciers,' is more than ice. Its waters, including Lancaster Sound, are a critical summering area and migratory route for a huge portion of the world's narwhal population. The park's fjords and sea ice create a vital habitat where these 'unicorns of the sea' feed and raise their young. #Canada #Sirmilik #Nunavut #Narwhal 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sirmilik

  7. Sirmilik: Glacier-Carved Narwhal Nursery

    Sirmilik National Park in Nunavut, meaning 'place of glaciers,' is more than ice. Its waters, including Lancaster Sound, are a critical summering area and migratory route for a huge portion of the world's narwhal population. The park's fjords and sea ice create a vital habitat where these 'unicorns of the sea' feed and raise their young. 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sirmilik

  8. Sirmilik: Glacier-Carved Narwhal Nursery

    Sirmilik National Park in Nunavut, meaning 'place of glaciers,' is more than ice. Its waters, including Lancaster Sound, are a critical summering area and migratory route for a huge portion of the world's narwhal population. The park's fjords and sea ice create a vital habitat where these 'unicorns of the sea' feed and raise their young. #Canada #Sirmilik #Nunavut #Narwhal 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sirmilik

  9. Work views from Tuesday morning.

  10. The #Canada- #EU trade deal is already having an impact in #Manitoba

    Wheat is being shipped to Europe for the first time since 2020 from #Churchill.

    “Arctic Gateway — a group of northern and Indigenous communities that bought the port from a US company — says the port on Hudson Bay will see its most diversified shipping season in history this year.

    A vessel is loading zinc & Churchill's first-ever potash shipment this week. And a resupply vessel bound for #Nunavut.”

    cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/po

  11. The #Canada- #EU trade deal is already having an impact in #Manitoba

    Wheat is being shipped to Europe for the first time since 2020 from #Churchill.

    “Arctic Gateway — a group of northern and Indigenous communities that bought the port from a US company — says the port on Hudson Bay will see its most diversified shipping season in history this year.

    A vessel is loading zinc & Churchill's first-ever potash shipment this week. And a resupply vessel bound for #Nunavut.”

    cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/po

  12. The #Canada- #EU trade deal is already having an impact in #Manitoba

    Wheat is being shipped to Europe for the first time since 2020 from #Churchill.

    “Arctic Gateway — a group of northern and Indigenous communities that bought the port from a US company — says the port on Hudson Bay will see its most diversified shipping season in history this year.

    A vessel is loading zinc & Churchill's first-ever potash shipment this week. And a resupply vessel bound for #Nunavut.”

    cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/po

  13. The #Canada- #EU trade deal is already having an impact in #Manitoba

    Wheat is being shipped to Europe for the first time since 2020 from #Churchill.

    “Arctic Gateway — a group of northern and Indigenous communities that bought the port from a US company — says the port on Hudson Bay will see its most diversified shipping season in history this year.

    A vessel is loading zinc & Churchill's first-ever potash shipment this week. And a resupply vessel bound for #Nunavut.”

    cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/po

  14. Ukkusiksalik: The Bay with Reversing Falls

    Ukkusiksalik National Park in Nunavut is centred on Wager Bay, a 100-km-long saltwater inlet. At the bay's narrow entrance, powerful tides create 'reversing falls,' a turbulent spectacle of water flowing against itself. The area is also known for its high concentration of polar bears that gather on shore during the summer. #Canada #Ukkusiksalik #Nunavut #Tides 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukkusiks

  15. Ukkusiksalik: The Bay with Reversing Falls

    Ukkusiksalik National Park in Nunavut is centred on Wager Bay, a 100-km-long saltwater inlet. At the bay's narrow entrance, powerful tides create 'reversing falls,' a turbulent spectacle of water flowing against itself. The area is also known for its high concentration of polar bears that gather on shore during the summer. #Canada #Ukkusiksalik #Nunavut #Tides 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukkusiks

  16. Ukkusiksalik: The Bay with Reversing Falls

    Ukkusiksalik National Park in Nunavut is centred on Wager Bay, a 100-km-long saltwater inlet. At the bay's narrow entrance, powerful tides create 'reversing falls,' a turbulent spectacle of water flowing against itself. The area is also known for its high concentration of polar bears that gather on shore during the summer. 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukkusiks

  17. Ukkusiksalik: The Bay with Reversing Falls

    Ukkusiksalik National Park in Nunavut is centred on Wager Bay, a 100-km-long saltwater inlet. At the bay's narrow entrance, powerful tides create 'reversing falls,' a turbulent spectacle of water flowing against itself. The area is also known for its high concentration of polar bears that gather on shore during the summer. #Canada #Ukkusiksalik #Nunavut #Tides 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukkusiks

  18. Qausuittuq: Land Where the Sun Doesn't Rise

    On Bathurst Island, Nunavut, lies Qausuittuq National Park. Its Inuktitut name means 'place where the sun doesn't rise,' a nod to the long polar night. This remote park is a critical habitat for the endangered Peary caribou, one of the smallest subspecies of caribou, making its protection essential for their survival. #Canada #Qausuittuq #Nunavut #Caribou 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qausuitt

  19. Qausuittuq: Land Where the Sun Doesn't Rise

    On Bathurst Island, Nunavut, lies Qausuittuq National Park. Its Inuktitut name means 'place where the sun doesn't rise,' a nod to the long polar night. This remote park is a critical habitat for the endangered Peary caribou, one of the smallest subspecies of caribou, making its protection essential for their survival. #Canada #Qausuittuq #Nunavut #Caribou 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qausuitt

  20. Qausuittuq: Land Where the Sun Doesn't Rise

    On Bathurst Island, Nunavut, lies Qausuittuq National Park. Its Inuktitut name means 'place where the sun doesn't rise,' a nod to the long polar night. This remote park is a critical habitat for the endangered Peary caribou, one of the smallest subspecies of caribou, making its protection essential for their survival. 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qausuitt

  21. Qausuittuq: Land Where the Sun Doesn't Rise

    On Bathurst Island, Nunavut, lies Qausuittuq National Park. Its Inuktitut name means 'place where the sun doesn't rise,' a nod to the long polar night. This remote park is a critical habitat for the endangered Peary caribou, one of the smallest subspecies of caribou, making its protection essential for their survival. #Canada #Qausuittuq #Nunavut #Caribou 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qausuitt

  22. Turned out to be quite the day off. Somewhat unexpectedly we had a cruise ship. Leah’s cousin was one of the cultural interpreters on board and convinced the captain to make Arctic Bay a stop. So this morning we were invited out to the boat with the cultural performers and others and had lunch.

    In the afternoon we took Leah’s cousin, the captain, the other cultural interpreter, and three other crew/expedition staff out to the cabin.

    We ate maktaaq and bannock, drank tea, and visited. Late getting back because we were enjoying ourselves, but the ship wouldn’t leave without the captain.

    Turns out the captain is the cousin of a friend who over wintered here in their sailboat a few years back. #Nunavut

  23. Turned out to be quite the day off. Somewhat unexpectedly we had a cruise ship. Leah’s cousin was one of the cultural interpreters on board and convinced the captain to make Arctic Bay a stop. So this morning we were invited out to the boat with the cultural performers and others and had lunch.

    In the afternoon we took Leah’s cousin, the captain, the other cultural interpreter, and three other crew/expedition staff out to the cabin.

    We ate maktaaq and bannock, drank tea, and visited. Late getting back because we were enjoying ourselves, but the ship wouldn’t leave without the captain.

    Turns out the captain is the cousin of a friend who over wintered here in their sailboat a few years back. #Nunavut

  24. Turned out to be quite the day off. Somewhat unexpectedly we had a cruise ship. Leah’s cousin was one of the cultural interpreters on board and convinced the captain to make Arctic Bay a stop. So this morning we were invited out to the boat with the cultural performers and others and had lunch.

    In the afternoon we took Leah’s cousin, the captain, the other cultural interpreter, and three other crew/expedition staff out to the cabin.

    We ate maktaaq and bannock, drank tea, and visited. Late getting back because we were enjoying ourselves, but the ship wouldn’t leave without the captain.

    Turns out the captain is the cousin of a friend who over wintered here in their sailboat a few years back.

  25. Turned out to be quite the day off. Somewhat unexpectedly we had a cruise ship. Leah’s cousin was one of the cultural interpreters on board and convinced the captain to make Arctic Bay a stop. So this morning we were invited out to the boat with the cultural performers and others and had lunch.

    In the afternoon we took Leah’s cousin, the captain, the other cultural interpreter, and three other crew/expedition staff out to the cabin.

    We ate maktaaq and bannock, drank tea, and visited. Late getting back because we were enjoying ourselves, but the ship wouldn’t leave without the captain.

    Turns out the captain is the cousin of a friend who over wintered here in their sailboat a few years back. #Nunavut

  26. Ready or not, Canada notches its first -10°C of the season

    Canada has officially recorded a temperature below -10°C for the first time this season. We’ve notched this milestone…
    #Canada #alert #nunavut
    europesays.com/canada/207192/

  27. Work views

  28. Here’s how every Canadian province and territory is governing data centres

    From stand-alone policies to disincentivizing investment, here’s a guide from coast to coast.
    Data centre development is…
    #Canada #AI #Alberta #AtlanticCanada #britishcolumbia #datacentres #govt #manitoba #newbrunswick #Newfoundland #newfoundland&labrador #novascotia #nunavut #nwt #ontario #pei #Prairies #PrinceEdwardIsland #quebec #Saskatchewan #yukon
    europesays.com/canada/200129/

  29. "A scenario roughly representative of current global #climate policies in which global emissions of #greenhousegases stabilize and then decline towards the end of the century corresponds to a future climate for #Canada that is far from benign. Under this scenario, Canada is projected to warm through the century, with an average temperature increase (mean estimate) of 5°C by 2081 to 2100 relative to 1850 to 1900, while there is a greater than 50% chance that warming will exceed 10°C in much of #Nunavut in winter."

    Second edition of Canada’s Changing Climate Report (CCCR2026)

    Report summary - Canada.ca

    canada.ca/en/environment-clima

  30. "A scenario roughly representative of current global #climate policies in which global emissions of #greenhousegases stabilize and then decline towards the end of the century corresponds to a future climate for #Canada that is far from benign. Under this scenario, Canada is projected to warm through the century, with an average temperature increase (mean estimate) of 5°C by 2081 to 2100 relative to 1850 to 1900, while there is a greater than 50% chance that warming will exceed 10°C in much of #Nunavut in winter."

    Second edition of Canada’s Changing Climate Report (CCCR2026)

    Report summary - Canada.ca

    canada.ca/en/environment-clima

  31. "A scenario roughly representative of current global #climate policies in which global emissions of #greenhousegases stabilize and then decline towards the end of the century corresponds to a future climate for #Canada that is far from benign. Under this scenario, Canada is projected to warm through the century, with an average temperature increase (mean estimate) of 5°C by 2081 to 2100 relative to 1850 to 1900, while there is a greater than 50% chance that warming will exceed 10°C in much of #Nunavut in winter."

    Second edition of Canada’s Changing Climate Report (CCCR2026)

    Report summary - Canada.ca

    canada.ca/en/environment-clima

  32. "A scenario roughly representative of current global #climate policies in which global emissions of #greenhousegases stabilize and then decline towards the end of the century corresponds to a future climate for #Canada that is far from benign. Under this scenario, Canada is projected to warm through the century, with an average temperature increase (mean estimate) of 5°C by 2081 to 2100 relative to 1850 to 1900, while there is a greater than 50% chance that warming will exceed 10°C in much of #Nunavut in winter."

    Second edition of Canada’s Changing Climate Report (CCCR2026)

    Report summary - Canada.ca

    canada.ca/en/environment-clima

  33. ᓄᓇᕗᑦ (Nunavut) :flagnu: MP ᓘᕆ ᐃᓪᓚᐅᖅ (Lori Idlout) found to have breached conflict of interest code

    cbc.ca/news/politics/ethics-fl
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    La députée du ᓄᓇᕗᑦ (Nunavut) :flagnu: ᓘᕆ ᐃᓪᓚᐅᖅ (Lori Idlout) reconnue d’avoir enfreint le code sur les conflits d’intérêt

    ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/2

    #Canada #Nunavut #CANpoli #CDNpoli

  34. ᓄᓇᕗᑦ (Nunavut) :flagnu: MP ᓘᕆ ᐃᓪᓚᐅᖅ (Lori Idlout) found to have breached conflict of interest code

    cbc.ca/news/politics/ethics-fl
    - - -
    La députée du ᓄᓇᕗᑦ (Nunavut) :flagnu: ᓘᕆ ᐃᓪᓚᐅᖅ (Lori Idlout) reconnue d’avoir enfreint le code sur les conflits d’intérêt

    ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/2

    #Canada #Nunavut #CANpoli #CDNpoli