Modular homes shipped
Rankin Inlet/Baker Lake
Twenty modular homes worth $8 million were shipped to Rankin Inlet and Baker Lake by Agnico Eagle this past month at a cost of $1.75 million.
The cost of the homes was picked up by the Government of Nunavut. The homes were delivered to communities via sealift.
Agnico Eagle director of Nunavut affairs Pujjuut Kusugak said the shipment was the first of its kind by Agnico Eagle.
He said everybody has a responsibility to contribute to the betterment of people in Nunavut.
"Agnico is wanting to be a responsible corporate citizen as well as a great neighbour,SA国际影视传媒� said Kusugak.
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Hiring call
Arviat
The Arviat Housing Association has put the call out to hire a maintenance manager. The successful applicant must have red seal in carpentry or plumbing.
The job is open to residents of Arviat only.
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Derby results
Baker Lake
Listed below are the winners in the recent fishing derby in Baker Lake.
1st place: Vince Pattunguyak
2nd place: Ricky Putumiraqtuq
3rd place: Satrah Avalaa
4th place: Katlyn Niego
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Looking for apprentice
Rankin Inlet
Calm Air is looking to hire an aircraft maintenance engineer apprentice to work out of Rankin Inlet.
The airline is accepting applications for the position now.
