As the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak continues to evolve around the world, the Town of Inuvik is working with partners to manage potential impacts within our community. This includes working with the Government of the Northwest Territories and residents to plan for and mitigate impacts, and ensure continuity of local essential services.
The GNWT Departments of Health and Social Services and Municipal & Community Affairs are the leads for information and response to pandemic planning in the NWT, and the Town continues to work with them and follow their advice.
For all COVID-19 questions including those about health symptoms, isolation, testing, restrictions, or requirements please phone 8-1-1 or email protectnwt@gov.nt.ca
For the latest COVID-19 information in the Northwest Territories, please visit the GNWT COVID-19 website
Please refer to important information and protocols around Self-Isolating, Self-Monitoring, & Social-Distancing
What can I do to protect myself and others around me? |
Everyone has a role to play. There are a number of best practices to prevent it and to try to keep it from spreading if you do get the virus, including:
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What is being done at Town facilities? |
Mandatory Mask Wearing at Town Facilities - August 26, 2021 Mandatory Masks Required to Enter Town Facilities - December 7, 2020 Town of Inuvik - Emerging Wisely Framework - June 16, 2020 Please contact: Town Office 777-8600 The Inuvik Centennial Library 777-8620 The Midnight Sun Complex 777-8640 |
How do I stay informed? |
There is a lot of information available on COVID-19 and we urge you to keep informed through official websites such as the Government of Canada Public Health Services or the GNWT Public Health Services.
For the most current updates & official Public Health Orders, please visit the GNWT COVID-19 Website |
How do I pay my bill? |
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday to Friday (closed from NOON to 1:00 p.m.) Protocols are in place to ensure the safety of patrons and staff, and COVID-19 restrictions that are currently in place will be strictly adhered to.
*Receipts will be mailed out* |
How are Town services being impacted? |
Although our facilities have modified hours and access for the public, our staff and administration are available to respond to inquiries and requests. To reach any of our departments, please call the Town Office 777-8600 or e-mail info@inuvik.ca. The following essential services will continue. These include:
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It's important for us all to remain calm and thoughtful, get information from reliable sources, take precautions to keep you and your families safe, and remain community-minded supporting friends and neighbours who may need a little more support if you can.
For all Emergencies (Fire, RCMP, or Ambulance), please phone 9-1-1.
For all COVID related inquiries, please phone 8-1-1.