Search and rescue volunteers in Nunavut will be able to claim a tax credit of $722 in 2025. Photo courtesy Baker Lake Search and Rescue

Nunavut MLAs support bill to expand tax credit eligibility for search and rescue volunteers

by Local Journalism Initiative November 27, 2024

written by Local Journalism Initiative November 27, 2024

By Kira Wronska Dorward | Nunavut News Nunavut's legislators want to reward the territory's search and rescue volunteers with a heftier tax credit. Finance Minister Lorne Kusugak paid tribute in the legislative assembly on Nov. 7 to those who spend "hours and days searching in the coldes...

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Nunavut MLAs support bill to expand tax credit eligibility for search and rescue volunteers

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