Stay informed. Subscribe to our Facebook page – AEM Meadowbank Complex to have access to the latest information regarding road activities. Visit our website – aemnunavut.ca – to learn more about the Sealift Season. All Baker Lake residents that need to use the AWAR must report to the dispatcher. However, to protect the safety of [...]

• The road procedure remains the same as per usual. The hunters cannot be closer than 1.5 km from the mine site. • Road closures will be managed as per approved procedures and in collaboration with local authorities. • Agnico Eagle will be informing the community members through its Facebook pages and over the radio [...]

Yes, monitoring will be done to ensure marine mammals and seabirds are not affected by the sealift operations. The group in charge of monitoring them is the Nunavut Sealink & Supply Inc. (NSSI) crew. The environmental logs will be shared with the Hamlets and Hunters and Trappers Organization (HTO). Additionally, there will also be Cadets [...]

You can go to the following website to look at the vessels routing in live-time at ARCTICSEALIFT.COM/POSITION.PHP Note that each northbound vessel will be sailing for approximately 8-9 days and will be docked approximately 7-10 days before sailing back south for approximately another 8-9 days.

You can find the contact information of your Community Liaison Officer (CLO) by visiting our website at aemnunavut.ca/contact If you have any concerns, you can share them via our Nunavut Community Communications System – Tusaajugut at tusaajugut@agnicoeagle.com or call us toll-free at 1-844-323-3002.