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08 January 2016
Civil forfeiture consultation in Pond Inlet
The consultation for Pond Inlet is on January 12, 2016, at the community hall at 7 p.m.
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06 January 2016
Information on proposed civil forfeiture law
The Government of Nunavut is holding public consultations on a proposed civil forfeiture law.
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18 December 2015
Public engagement report for the Crime Prevention Strategy
Information gathered at these meetings is available in a report, which will be used to draft the Nunavut Crime Prevention Strategy.
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16 December 2015
New contact information for quasi-judicial services
The phone and fax numbers for quasi-judicial services have changed.
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04 December 2015
Building healthy relationships
The departments of Justice and Family Services will hold workshops on healthy relationships in several communities in December. The workshops will be facilitated by community justice outreach workers (CJOWs) and community social services workers (CSSWs), w
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04 December 2015
Elders’ appreciation event at Makigiarvik
The Department of Justice held an event today in Iqaluit to acknowledge the contribution of Elders in the naming of Makigiarvik, Nunavut’s new minimum security facility.
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18 November 2015
Restorative Justice Week
Restorative Justice Week is November 15-22, 2015. This year’s theme is Inspiring Innovation.
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12 November 2015
Community consultations on proposed civil forfeiture law
The Government of Nunavut has been doing consultations on a proposed new law to target crimes like bootlegging and drug dealing in Nunavut.
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05 November 2015
Launch of video to understand Nunavut’s court process
Victims, complainants and witnesses now have access to a video to help them understand Nunavut’s court process.
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24 September 2015
Community consultations on proposed civil forfeiture law
The Government of Nunavut is proposing a new law to target crimes like bootlegging and drug dealing in Nunavut.
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