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Deputy mayor warns against accuracy of former mayor’s AI-based website (opens the original)
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People in Iqaluit should not depend on a new website launched this month by former Iqaluit mayor Kenny Bell because it relies on artificial intelligence, says deputy Mayor Kim Smith. Smith cautioned against trusting Bellâs City Hall Record website during Tuesdayâs council meeting and again in a social media post Wednesday morning. âResidents should be interested in councilâs work, should ask questions, and should expect clear and accountable decision-making,â she wrote in the post, ech
Former Iqaluit mayor launches AI-driven site to monitor municipal issues (opens the original)
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How many new homes can Iqaluitâs water reservoir support? Former Iqaluit mayor Kenny Bell is using artificial intelligence program ChatGPT to investigate this question and more, on his newly launched City Hall Record website. The idea, Bell said, is to track long-term municipal issues that may have fallen by the wayside. âIâm engaging as a citizen thatâs also interested in our community,â Bell said Friday in a phone interview. âItâs really hard to go on the city website and find mi
Public housing waitlist grew by one applicant per day in 2025, says Igluvut manager (opens the original)
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By the time the four-day Nunavut Trade Show wraps up in Iqaluit on Thursday, four more applicants will have been added to the territoryâs housing wait list. Thatâs because, last year, the housing waitlist grew by 365 applicants, says Aaron Pederson, project manager of housing and homelessness with Igluvut Corp., Nunavut Tunngavik Inc.âs housing non-profit. âThatâs one more family every single day,â he said. That is one of several sobering statistics Pederson cited during Tuesdayâs
Inuit-owned companies seek private capital in Toronto (opens the original)
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Billions of dollars for infrastructure were on the menu at a Toronto luncheon hosted by the Government of Nunavut and Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. on Monday. They organized the 90-minute event to coincide with the federal governmentâs inaugural Canada Investment Summit. The initiative brought together Inuit, territorial, private and federal investment leaders to huddle over the territoryâs major infrastructure projects that need financial backers. The two-day summit, hosted by Prime Minister Mark
Company celebrates 20 years of recruiting northern workers (opens the original)
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After two decades of recruiting staff for northern companies, the founding director of Bullitt Staffing Inc. has a few ideas about retention. âSidewalks would be fantastic to encourage people to walk more,â said Dave Kennedy, the founding director of the Toronto-based company and its six Nunavut-based subsidiaries. He also thinks a little recreation â like a bowling alley â could help encourage people to put down roots in Iqaluitâs tundra. âThere just arenât many leisure opportunit
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