DeutschNewstral
Article
CBC on 2021-10-13 00:24
Don't drink the tap water, Iqaluit mayor tells residents
Related news
- Iqaluit residents can drink tap water again, Nunavut's health department saysCBC
- N'An overwhelming situation': Canada Post begs Iqaluit residents to pick up overflowing numbers of parcelsnationalpost.com
- NNEWS: Two Iqaluit residents die in Sunday morning “weapons” incidentnunatsiaq.com
- NNEWS: Iqaluit residents show strong support for men’s shelternunatsiaqonline.ca
- NNEWS: Iqaluit residents’ group wants neighbourhood briefing on port projectnunatsiaqonline.ca
- As holidays approach, Iqaluit residents want to know when water crisis will endCBC
- NNEWS: City of Iqaluit tells chamber it will “reflect” on proposed tax increasesnunatsiaqonline.ca
- NNEWS: Break-in at Iqaluit elder’s apartment provokes anger among residentsnunatsiaqonline.ca
- Iqaluit residents line up as city's largest grocery store reopens after fireCBC
- NNEWS: Iqaluit council rejects proposed tax increasesnunatsiaqonline.ca
- New Iqaluit water reservoir in the works as feds announce $214M in fundingCBC
- NNEWS: City of Iqaluit facilities dilapidated and unsafe, councillor saysnunatsiaqonline.ca
- NNEWS: Iqaluit council sends mayor to pricey Nunavut conferencenunatsiaqonline.ca
- NNEWS: Iqaluit residents stand in solidarity with Muslimsnunatsiaqonline.ca
- NNEWS: Photo: Iqaluit residents show support for Nunavut’s Muslimsnunatsiaqonline.ca
- NNEWS: Photo: Phone, data service down for 1,000 Iqaluit residentsnunatsiaqonline.ca
- NNEWS: Nunavut RCMP clear residents from Iqaluit lockdown areanunatsiaqonline.ca
- NNEWS: City of Iqaluit works to restore water to residentsnunatsiaqonline.ca
- NNEWS: Iqaluit residents gather for an elder’s qulliq lessonnunatsiaqonline.ca
- NNEWS: Two Iqaluit residents awarded Fulbright Arctic Initiative grantsnunatsiaq.com