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Jul 16, 2026
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Low-barrier shelter clients moved after bedbug incident
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HOUSING JUL 16, 2026 – 8:20 AM EDT
Low-barrier shelter clients moved after bedbug incident
Uquutaq Society executive director says one bedbug was found and that Iqaluit residents shouldn’t be concerned
Iqaluit’s low-barrier shelter on Niaqunngusiariaq Rd. sits without clients as Uquutaq Society deals with evidence of bedbugs. (Photo by Mosha Folger)
By Mosha Folger
Clients of Iqaluit’s only low-barrier shelter are temporarily staying in hotel rooms after Uquutaq Society staff found a bedbug.
Society executive director Laurel McCorriston said that, on Monday, a client reported a differen…
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