David Lochead is a reporter for Nunatsiaq News, focusing on local news in Iqaluit, Canada. With a passion for storytelling, David covers a range of topics including community events, social issues, and environmental concerns. He is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging news to the residents of Nunavut.
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David Lochead's coverage focuses heavily on local news in Iqaluit, Canada. His articles often cover government announcements and events related to various topics such as community development, crime, entertainment news, mining, sports, infrastructure, government initiatives and renewable energy. Given this focus on local news and community-related topics in Northern Canada (specifically Nunavut), he would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into these areas or offer interviews with relevant local figures.
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By: David Lochead
What started out as an assessment of the community's needs has turned into food and clothing programs to help the children of Kimmirut.
Since its startup nearly 18 months ago, a literacy program for Nunavummiut being held in custody has gained 118 participants. According to instructor
Can early detection of tuberculosis outbreaks happen through monitoring a community's wastewater? That's what a group of researchers is trying to find out.
The ink was barely dry at Thursday's devolution agreement signing ceremony before Nunavummiut as well as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau himself were dancing in celebration.
Newspaper of record for Nunavut, and the Nunavik territory of Quebec
Newspaper of record for Nunavut, and the Nunavik territory of Quebec
Canada's chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam visited Nunavut last week to see how her agency can help to address tuberculosis in the territory.
NCC Development Ltd. announced plans to purchase six modular homes that will be delivered to Nunavut this summer.
By: David Lochead
To reduce Nunavut's dependency on diesel fuel, researchers are trying to use the territory's gusty weather to develop a wind turbine specifically to generate power for Arctic buildings.
Fred Pedersen has been flying an Edmonton Oilers flag in front of his house in Cambridge Bay all year. Now that his team is in the Stanley Cup final against the Florida Panthers, he's seeing Oilers flags flying on cars in the community as well.
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