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The local services residents actually need — grouped, with tappable numbers.
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The numbers people in Iqaluit actually need, in one place. Tap a number to call.
There is no 911 in Nunavut
Is the city open? Are the trucks running?
Fire / Ambulance
Fire and medical emergencies — this is the number to call (there is no 911)
Blizzard / closure line
Recorded: is the city open, are trucks running
Qikiqtani General Hospital (QGH)
Regional hospital, 24/7 emergency
Tammaativvik Medical Boarding Home
Lodging for out-of-town patients near QGH
Qulliq Energy Corporation (QEC) — report an outage
24-hour power outage line
City Public Works — water and sewage
Trucked water delivery and sewage pump-out (Apex, Tundra Valley, parts of Lower Base)
Qikiqtani School Operations
Public schools — closures announced with city closures
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