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Kimberly Arualak, Patrick Sulurayok and Christopher Shamee, from left, took part in a presentation of Will I Kill You if I Have To? during a Remembrance Day assembly at John Arnalukjuak High School in Arviat this past month. - photo courtesy of Gord Billard
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Wicked winds in Pang

Winds damages houses, boats and vehicles

Emily Ridlington
Northern News Services
Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Residents of Pangnirtung continue to clean-up after a severe windstorm swept through the hamlet on Nov. 27.
Mayor Sakiasie Sowdlooapik, who has lived in the community for more than 40 years, said this was the first time he had seen the winds act so wild. Continued

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Restorations were completed earlier this month on this Hudson Bay Old Blubber building in Pangnirtung. It is one of four in the community, built in the mid-1920s, where whale blubber was processed to make oil.

Pangnirtung fixes up blubber building
NUNAVUT NEWS/NORTH - One of four Hudson Bay Old Blubber buildings has been restored and will be preserved for all to enjoy. "It is a good place to see our history, a way to educate our children to show the younger generation where we come from and to preserve and keep our culture in Cumberland Sound," said mayor Sakiasie Sowdlooapik.

Ricky Iqaqrialu of Arctic Bay watches his return during action at the Nunavut Badminton Championships in Iqaluit on Nov. 20.

Badminton championships held in Iqaluit
NUNAVUT NEWS/NORTH - Iqaluit played host to the 2010 Nunavut Badminton Championships from Nov. 18 to 21 and along with individual and team titles up for grabs, Canada Winter Games spots were on the line for the top players. At left: Ricky Iqaqrialu of Arctic Bay watches his return during action at the Nunavut Badminton Championships in Iqaluit on Nov. 20.

Hugh-John Karpik, left, Randy Kataluk, and Kevin Iksiktaaryuk are the creative minds behind 280 Productions, an online video program that explores contemporary arctic issues.

Independent journalists explore Nunavut in online broadcasts
NUNAVUT NEWS/NORTH - Three Ottawa-based independent news anchors are covering current affairs for a Nunavummuit audience under their own online broadcasting label, 280 Productions. Pictured: Hugh-John Karpik, left, Randy Kataluk, and Kevin Iksiktaaryuk are the creative minds behind 280 Productions, an online video program that explores contemporary arctic issues.

Robert Hallauk operates the water pump and Jerry Ell takes a carving stone sample near Padlei/Kingarjualik, about 100 miles northwest of Arviat.

Millions for Nunavut geoscience programs
NUNAVUT NEWS/NORTH - CanNor is pumping $5.5 million into five Nunavut geoscience projects over the next four years. Pictured: Robert Hallauk operates the water pump and Jerry Ell takes a carving stone sample near Padlei/Kingarjualik, about 100 miles northwest of Arviat.