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Ottawa police believe they’ve found remains of deceased Inuk woman – – Nunatsiaq News
18 February, 2019 Searchers have combed through landfill site since Jan. 26 An autopsy has been scheduled for the recovered remains of a deceased person believed to be Susan Kuplu-Irqittuq, the Ottawa Police Service said on Feb. 17 in a tweet. “Officers searching the Trail Road landfill recovered human remains this morning. The coroner has […]
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Ecojustice: Environment minister in conflict of interest, must step away from Northern Pulp assessment
Feb 13, 2019 Ecojustice: Environment minister in conflict of interest, must step away from Northern Pulp assessment HALIFAX – The province’s Minister of Environment has a conflict of interest in relation to Northern Pulp’s proposed effluent treatment facility and should step away from an environmental assessment of the project, environmental law charity Ecojustice said in […]
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Wrongful death lawsuit settled in case of Nunavut’s Baby Makibi – CBC
Terms of settlement are sealed; lawyer says Makibi Timilak’s parents signed non-disclosure agreement Feb 05, 2019 A settlement has been reached in the wrongful death lawsuit against the government of Nunavut and a former nurse in connection with the death of a three-month-old boy in Cape Dorset. The settlement was approved by Justice P.C. Suche […]
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Wha’Ti, NT: Update #2 – RCMP Confirm Fatalities in Downed Aircraft
January 31, 2019 Wha’Ti, Northwest Territories RCMP can now confirm two fatalities as a result of a downed aircraft that was reported missing yesterday morning. The crash site, located between Behchoko and Wha’Ti, remains under restricted access due to the continuing investigation by the Transportation Safety Board (TSB). All investigational inquiries can be directed to […]
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RCMP-V Division Major Crime Unit Investigate Two Untimely Deaths in the Kitikmeot Region and Lay Charge in 2017 Homicide File
January 30, 2019 Iqaluit, Nunavut On January 26, 2019 the Cambridge Bay RCMP, the RCMP V Division Major Crime Unit, and with the assistance of the G Division Major Crime Unit, began an investigation into the death of a 46-year-old Cambridge Bay man who was found unresponsive in a local residence. 44-year-old Raymond KOMAK has been charged with one […]
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NU Government: Appointment of New RCMP “V” Division Commanding Officer
January 23, 2019 Minister of Justice Jeannie Ehaloak released the following statement today: “I would like to congratulate Amanda Jones for her recent appointment to the position of Commanding Officer, “V” Division. Ms. Jones brings with her a wealth of knowledge and experience from her previous roles, including her most recent post as Officer in […]
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RCMP -V Division Announces Leadership Change
January 22, 2019 On January 21, 2019, Chief Superintendent Amanda Jones officially took over as the Commanding Officer of V-Division, Nunavut Territory. C/Supt. Jones comes to Nunavut after a 2 year appointment in Northwest Territories where she was the Officer in Charge of Criminal Operations (G Division). C/Supt. Jones is the 8th Commanding Officer of V Division since its creation […]
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YT Government: Regulation for private cannabis retail licensing announced
The Government of Yukon has introduced new regulations under the Cannabis Control and Regulation Act for private retail sales of non-medical cannabis in the territory. The Cannabis Licensing Regulation outlines what is required for a Yukon business to become a cannabis retailer and how to operate under a standard license. This includes the application process, […]
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RCMP Statement Following Agreement with Wet’suwet’en
Statement issued by A/Commr. Eric Stubbs, Criminal Operations – CORE Policing (BC RCMP) Thank you for attending today. I wanted to provide some comments around the enforcement actions and discussions that took place last week that ultimately led to an agreement between the RCMP and Wet’suwet’en Hereditary Chiefs. I also want to provide you with […]
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New jail for women in Fort Smith to have higher security rating, segregation – CBC
Critics question the need for a more secure facility Jan 04, 2019 The jail for women in Fort Smith, N.W.T. doesn’t look much like a jail. The women’s unit of the Fort Smith Correctional Complex consists of two, nondescript houses in a residential area. Those houses are not surrounded by a fence. There is no […]
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