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Oct 5, 2026
Oct 28, 2026
The City of Iqaluit seeks qualified contractors to replace the existing culvert crossing at Nipisa Street and Queen Elizabeth II Way. The work includes removing and disposing of the existing culvert, excavating, preparing bedding, and installing the replacement. It also includes backfilling, reconstructing the embankment, restoring ditches and channels, and controlling erosion and sediment.
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Sep 24, 2026
Oct 9, 2026
The City of Iqaluit Department of Public Works and Engineering is seeking qualified proponents for construction services at Apex Cemetery. The work involves digging cemetery grave plots. This is a request for tender with electronic bid submission.
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The council meeting addressed various agenda items including approvals for resolutions related to land or property, such as municipal code amendments and planning commission items. The council discussed and approved financial requests, including authorization for expenditures related to municipal projects and repairs. Additionally, the council reviewed and approved items concerning building codes and infrastructure, along with personnel or appointment matters. The session also included executive or closed-door discussions on specific financial or legal matters before reconvening to formalize decisions.
The Council discussed a request from Judo Nunavut for an in-kind donation regarding a fundraiser event and subsequently waived facility rental fees for the event. Statements were made addressing public safety concerns related to a recent dog attack and the importance of responsible pet ownership, as well as comments on recent community successes and efforts to combat drinking and driving. Council approved the first and second readings of a land disposal by-law. Additionally, committee reports were approved, including items related to survey sketches, development permits, and the dissemination of electronic documents. Correspondence was noted regarding public safety concerns involving property damage.
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The committee recommended that Council approve a survey sketch to establish a municipal utility easement, a development permit for the construction of two apartment buildings, and a survey sketch to establish a utility easement in favor of the City. Additionally, the committee recommended approval for a survey sketch to create a road right-of-way, sidewalk easement, and development lot. The committee also directed staff to explore options for electronic dissemination of in-camera documents and to prepare a scope of work and budget for a multi-year by-law review process.
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