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Chisasibi: One village left behind following the JBNQA

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James Bay Project leads to entire village’s relocation When Daisy House was little, she came home one day to see men sledgehammering the foundation of her house. Soon, they were working at other houses on Fort George island. She was too young to know her entire community was being packed up and moved across the river about 10 kilometres southeast to the mainland. It was 1979 or 1980.
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Iqaluit animal rescue group settling into new home, new name

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By Gord Howard Verified
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A new home, two new businesses launched and, most recently, a new name. It’s been a busy two years for the non-profit organization formerly known as the Iqaluit Humane Society. “We changed our name to Nunavut Animal Rescue because we saw that we’ve been helping with so many communities for so many years, we’re not just the Iqaluit Humane Society” anymore, said board president Janelle Kennedy.
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Whooping cough outbreak in Kivalliq region declared over

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A whooping cough outbreak declared more than five months ago in Kivalliq region has ended. The Department of Health declared the outbreak March 8, with active cases detected in Arviat and Rankin Inlet. In a news release Friday announcing the end of the outbreak, the department said that between March 6 and July 23 there were 32 cases identified in the region, including at the Amaruq mine site, an Agnico Eagle gold mine north of Baker Lake.
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