Iqaluit RCMP investigate elders’ van vandalism
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Excerpt from Nunatsiaq News
NEWS OCT 20, 2026 – 8:30 AM EDT
Iqaluit RCMP investigate elders’ van vandalism
No suspects identified after reports of people throwing rocks Sunday near Iqaluit Elders Home
A van used by the Iqaluit elders’ home has a broken window after it was vandalized Sunday in a rock-throwing incident.
By Daron Letts
RCMP are investigating after vandals targeted the Iqaluit Elders Home Sunday.
Officers responded to a report Sunday shortly after 6:30 p.m. about rocks being thrown at the elder’s facility and the van.…
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