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Nunavut legislature logs PM correspondence on search and rescue infrastructure

A document tabled in the Legislative Assembly of Nunavut concerns search and rescue infrastructure and correspondence from the Office of the Prime Minister of Canada.

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The Legislative Assembly of Nunavut has logged correspondence from the Office of the Prime Minister of Canada concerning search and rescue infrastructure, according to the assembly's document record. The item is numbered 066-7(2) TD and carries a date of Oct. 28, 2026.1

The record lists Qammaniq as the originator and gives the document's attachment size as 68.02 KB. The assembly published the entry on Oct. 28, 2026.1

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  1. Correspondence from the Office of the Prime Minister of Canada Concerning Search and Rescue Infrastructure · Legislative Assembly of Nunavut

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