Answer: Arctic Bay, Nunavut has no zoning & land use bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Arctic Bay Community Plan By-law No. 144-2017 (2023 Draft)

Summary: Community Plan By-law No. 144-2017 for the Hamlet of Arctic Bay setting 20-year land-use policy to 2037 (pop. 994 per 2021 census). The served PDF is labelled 'DRAFT 2023'; demoted from primary because the URL serves a draft.

Arctic Bay Zoning By-law No. 145-2017 (2023 Draft)

Summary: Divides the Hamlet of Arctic Bay into land-use zones (R, C, M, OS, ER, GR, MR, WD, T, N, Watershed Overlay) and requires development permits. Cover and footer read 'By-law No. 145-2017' but the served PDF is labelled '2023 DRAFT'; demoted from primary because the URL serves a draft, not the adopted version.

Arctic Bay — Community Planning Documents (cs-pals.ca index)

Summary: Government of Nunavut CGS PALS portal listing planning and land documents for the Hamlet of Arctic Bay: Zoning By-law, Community Plan By-law, Land Administration By-laws, and maps.


Answer: Arctic Bay, Nunavut has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Arctic Bay Land Administration By-law No. 82-99 (amending No. 54-96)

Summary: Amends Land Administration By-law No. 54-96 to update lease-rate provisions (equity leases for new lots, $1/year thereafter). Enacted by the Hamlet of Arctic Bay under the Hamlet Act, c.1999. Land administration, not a target category; recorded as documentary evidence.


Answer: Arctic Bay, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Arviat, Nunavut has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Arviat Community Plan By-law No. 224; Arviat Zoning By-law (No. not legible on served PDF), verified 2026-06-04.

Arviat Community Plan By-law No. 224

Summary: Hamlet of Arviat Community Plan (General Plan) By-law No. 224, adopted under the Planning Act; first reading 2017-01-19, third reading 2018-10-10; repeals By-law No. 206. Sets long-term land-use framework.

Arviat Zoning By-law (No. not legible on served PDF)

Summary: Hamlet of Arviat Zoning By-law adopted under the Planning Act; first reading 2017-01-19, third (final) reading 2018-10-10; repeals By-law No. 155. The bylaw number on the cover is a graphic and is not legible from the served PDF text layer or via OCR.

Arviat Zoning By-law No. 207 (2010, superseded)

Summary: Earlier Arviat Zoning By-law No. 207 (2010), readable; first reading 2010-09-01, repeals By-law No. 171. Superseded by the current Arviat Zoning By-law (third reading 2018).

Planning and Lands — Arviat bylaws index

Summary: Arviat Planning and Lands department page hosting the bylaw PDFs: Zoning By-law, Community Plan No. 224, Land Administration No. 335, Snow Piling No. 354, Unsightly Land No. 205.


Answer: In the Hamlet of Arviat, Nunavut, sidewalk clearing: Essential-service organizations (health centres, grocery stores, gas bars) must remove snow from parking areas, stairs, ramps, landings within 48 hours of a major snow event; all organizations within 10 days. Source: Arviat Snow Piling and Removal By-law No. 354, verified 2026-06-04.

Arviat Snow Piling and Removal By-law No. 354

Summary: Hamlet of Arviat By-law No. 354 managing the piling and removal of snow on private and public places under the Hamlets Act. Third and final reading in September 2025 (exact day not legible). Confirmed via OCR.

Essential-service organizations (health centres, grocery stores, gas bars) must remove snow from parking areas, stairs, ramps, landings within 48 hours of a major snow event; all organizations within 10 days


Answer: In the Hamlet of Arviat, Nunavut, standards: No owner/lessee shall allow property to become unsightly land: accumulation of rubbish, refuse, manure, carcasses, inoperative equipment/machinery, animal/yard/building material, garbage, graffiti, etc.; enforcement: Officer may issue Clean Up Order requiring removal (14-30 days); if not complied, Municipality may enter and carry out work and charge cost to owner as taxes; appeal to Council within 14 days. Source: Arviat Unsightly Land By-law No. 205, verified 2026-06-04.

Arviat Unsightly Land By-law No. 205

Summary: Hamlet of Arviat By-law Number 205 controlling and preventing the unsightly appearance of land under the Environmental Protection Act. Third reading in October 2010 (exact day not legible). Confirmed via OCR.

No owner/lessee shall allow property to become unsightly land: accumulation of rubbish, refuse, manure, carcasses, inoperative equipment/machinery, animal/yard/building material, garbage, graffiti, etc.

Officer may issue Clean Up Order requiring removal (14-30 days); if not complied, Municipality may enter and carry out work and charge cost to owner as taxes; appeal to Council within 14 days

"unsightly land" definition; Application


Answer: The Hamlet of Arviat, Nunavut has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arviat Land Administration By-law No. 335, verified 2026-06-04.

Summary: Hamlet of Arviat Land Administration By-law No. 335, adopted September 9, 2025; governs land acquisition, pricing, disposal, and leases. Land administration is not a target category; recategorized from zoning_land_use to other.

Arviat Land Administration By-law No. 111 consolidation (1996, superseded)

Summary: Consolidation of Hamlet of Arviat Land Administration By-law No. 111 (adopted Feb 13, 1996, as amended by By-law No. 172, March 9, 2005). Superseded by Land Administration By-law No. 335 (2025). Number was previously misidentified.


Answer: Arviat, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Baker Lake, Nunavut has 3 adopted bylaws on file: Baker Lake Community Plan By-law No. 218; Baker Lake Zoning By-law No. 219; Hamlet of Baker Lake Land Administration By-law No. 93, verified 2026-06-04.

Baker Lake Community Plan By-law No. 218

Summary: Community Plan By-law No. 218 (March 2013, Schedule 1) for Baker Lake, Nunavut, enacted by by-law. Sets land-use designations and long-term planning policies (commercial, residential, municipal reserve, granular resources). Machine-readable PDF hosted by Government of Nunavut CS-PALS.

Baker Lake Zoning By-law No. 219

Summary: Zoning By-law No. 219 (March 2013) for the Municipality of Baker Lake, Nunavut. Establishes zones, permitted/conditional uses, development permits, and development standards; references Nunavut Impact Review Board and Nunavut Planning Commission. 57-page machine-readable PDF hosted by Government of Nunavut CS-PALS.

Hamlet of Baker Lake Land Administration By-law No. 93

Summary: By-Law No. 93 (1995), Land Administration By-law of the Municipal Corporation of the Hamlet of Baker Lake, enacted under the Hamlets Act, R.S.N.W.T. 1988. Provides a uniform process for disposal/lease of municipal lands. Scanned PDF (OCR-confirmed) hosted by Government of Nunavut CS-PALS.

CS-PALS Baker Lake downloads page

Summary: Government of Nunavut CS Planning & Lands (CS-PALS) Baker Lake download hub listing community plan bylaw, zoning bylaw, land administration bylaw, quarry agreements, and maps.


Answer: Baker Lake, Nunavut has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Municipality of Baker Lake — Bylaws fileshare

Summary: Baker Lake's own website hosts a fileshare page (Wix-based) with municipal bylaws, council minutes, and public notices, but content is not accessible via web scraping (JavaScript-rendered); no specific bylaw titles visible.


Answer: Baker Lake, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Hamlet of Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, quiet hours: Quiet Time from 23:00 to 07:00 (11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.); fines: fine not more than $500.00 or imprisonment for one month or both; ticket voluntary payment $50.00. Source: Cambridge Bay By-Law 37 — Noise Control, verified 2026-06-04.

Cambridge Bay By-Law 37 — Noise Control

Summary: Hamlet of Cambridge Bay By-Law 37 to reduce and control unusual, unnecessary or excessive noise or vibration, under the Hamlets Act. Third reading and passed 1989-01-18.

fine not more than $500.00 or imprisonment for one month or both; ticket voluntary payment $50.00


Answer: In the Hamlet of Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, licence required: True; licence fee: Un-spayed female dog $20; un-neutered male dog $15; spayed female $7; neutered male $7; dog team $50; replacement tag $4; leash rule: No person shall walk a dog within the Hamlet unless the dog is controlled by a leash; owner shall secure dog to confines of owner's property; no dog shall run at large; max animals: No person shall tether more than two adult dogs on premises at any time without written approval of the SAO. Source: Cambridge Bay By-Law 82 — Animal Control, verified 2026-06-04.

Cambridge Bay By-Law 82 — Animal Control

Summary: Hamlet of Cambridge Bay By-Law 82 to prevent cruelty to animals, regulate exotic animals, and control the handling of animals (particularly dogs) within the Hamlet. Third reading and passed 1995-01-19.

Un-spayed female dog $20; un-neutered male dog $15; spayed female $7; neutered male $7; dog team $50; replacement tag $4

No person shall walk a dog within the Hamlet unless the dog is controlled by a leash; owner shall secure dog to confines of owner's property; no dog shall run at large

No person shall tether more than two adult dogs on premises at any time without written approval of the SAO

not less than $25 or more than $500 or imprisonment up to 30 days; impoundment/penalty schedule $25-$65


Answer: The Hamlet of Cambridge Bay, Nunavut has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Cambridge Bay By-Law 222 — Zoning, verified 2026-06-04.

Cambridge Bay By-Law 222 — Zoning

Summary: Hamlet of Cambridge Bay Zoning By-Law 222 adopted under the Planning Act; governs land-use designations and development. First reading 2007, third reading and passed 2009-06-22.

Cambridge Bay By-Laws index

Summary: Cambridge Bay Hamlet Office bylaws index listing 150+ bylaws across multiple pages; covers full legislative history.


Answer: In the Hamlet of Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, standards: No owner shall allow property to become unsightly land: accumulation of rubbish, refuse, garbage, hazardous materials, disassembled/inoperative equipment or machinery, animal/consumable-animal/building material, graffiti, dilapidated siding etc.; enforcement: Enforcement Officer may issue Clean-Up Order requiring remedy (14-30 days); if not complied, Hamlet may enter and carry out and charge cost as municipal service cost/lien; appeal to Council within 14 days. Source: Cambridge Bay By-Law 225 — Property Standards, verified 2026-06-04.

Cambridge Bay By-Law 225 — Property Standards

Summary: Hamlet of Cambridge Bay Property Standards By-Law 225 to control and prevent the unsightly appearance of property, under the Hamlets Act and Environmental Protection Act. Third reading and passed 2008-05-26.

No owner shall allow property to become unsightly land: accumulation of rubbish, refuse, garbage, hazardous materials, disassembled/inoperative equipment or machinery, animal/consumable-animal/building material, graffiti, dilapidated siding etc.

Enforcement Officer may issue Clean-Up Order requiring remedy (14-30 days); if not complied, Hamlet may enter and carry out and charge cost as municipal service cost/lien; appeal to Council within 14 days

s. 2(o) "Unsightly Land"; Application s.2


Answer: In the Hamlet of Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, where allowed: Prohibited on private property without owner's consent, where signs prohibit, or in any manner causing damage to road; max speed 40 km/h in built-up area unless posted; helmet or age rules: Operator/rider of a Special All-Terrain Vehicle on a road must wear prescribed helmet fastened by chin strap; driving on road requires valid operator's licence or, at age 14 for snow vehicle, an operating permit after passing exam; fines: speed: $50 first / $100 second / $100 subsequent; s.28-30 not exceeding $200; not less than $50 per offence; where allowed: No ATV driven within the Hamlet between 12:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. (hunting/trapping/fishing trips exempt); prohibited on private property without consent, where signs prohibit, or causing road damage; max speed 40 km/h in built-up area unless posted. Source: Cambridge Bay By-Law 235 — All Terrain Vehicle By-Law; Cambridge Bay By-Law 242 — All Terrain Vehicle By-Law; Cambridge Bay By-Law 88 — All Terrain Vehicles Amendment, verified 2026-06-04.

Cambridge Bay By-Law 235 — All Terrain Vehicle By-Law

Summary: Hamlet of Cambridge Bay ATV By-Law 235 amending By-Law 152 under the All Terrain Vehicles Act. Third reading and passed 2009-05-25.

Prohibited on private property without owner's consent, where signs prohibit, or in any manner causing damage to road; max speed 40 km/h in built-up area unless posted

Operator/rider of a Special All-Terrain Vehicle on a road must wear prescribed helmet fastened by chin strap; driving on road requires valid operator's licence or, at age 14 for snow vehicle, an operating permit after passing exam

speed: $50 first / $100 second / $100 subsequent; s.28-30 not exceeding $200; not less than $50 per offence

Cambridge Bay By-Law 242 — All Terrain Vehicle By-Law

Summary: Hamlet of Cambridge Bay ATV By-Law 242 amending By-Law 152 under the All Terrain Vehicles Act; most recent of the ATV amendments. Third reading and passed 2009-11-23.

No ATV driven within the Hamlet between 12:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. (hunting/trapping/fishing trips exempt); prohibited on private property without consent, where signs prohibit, or causing road damage; max speed 40 km/h in built-up area unless posted

Cambridge Bay By-Law 88 — All Terrain Vehicles Amendment

Summary: Hamlet of Cambridge Bay By-Law 88 amending By-Laws 18 and 43 under the All Terrain Vehicles Act and Motor Vehicles Act. Third reading and passed 1994-10-05.

Amends s.19: no person shall drive a snow vehicle on any road unless holding a valid operator's licence or, having attained age 16 for a snow vehicle or 16 for a motorcycle, obtained an operating permit after passing the prescribed examination


Answer: In the Hamlet of Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, billing basis: Metered by quantity per litre (approved/truck meter), else by delivery schedule; Economic Rate $0.075/litre; subsidized Non-commercial $0.006/litre, Commercial $0.023/litre; minimum monthly charge $10.00/unit; partial water-only 60%; honey bags $20/pick-up. Source: Cambridge Bay By-Law 232 — Water & Sewer, verified 2026-06-04.

Cambridge Bay By-Law 232 — Water & Sewer

Summary: Hamlet of Cambridge Bay Water & Sewer By-Law 232 for the establishment, levy and collection of charges for water and sewage services, under the Hamlets Act. Third reading and passed 2008-09-08.

Metered by quantity per litre (approved/truck meter), else by delivery schedule; Economic Rate $0.075/litre; subsidized Non-commercial $0.006/litre, Commercial $0.023/litre; minimum monthly charge $10.00/unit; partial water-only 60%; honey bags $20/pick-up

s. 4; Schedule A ECONOMIC RATE / RATES PAYABLE / MINIMUM CHARGE


Answer: In the Hamlet of Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, collection schedule: at least once a week; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: regular plastic garbage bags no larger than 76cm × 97cm (30" × 38"); accepted or banned: Dead animals, furniture, appliances, metal, wood, dangerous materials not collected regularly. Contaminated soil not accepted.. Source: By-Law 300 - Solid Waste Management, verified 2026-06-04.

By-Law 300 - Solid Waste Management

Summary: Hamlet of Cambridge Bay bylaw governing solid waste management including collection, storage, and disposal of garbage and waste within the municipality. Image-based PDF; adoption date not extractable.

regular plastic garbage bags no larger than 76cm × 97cm (30" × 38")

Dead animals, furniture, appliances, metal, wood, dangerous materials not collected regularly. Contaminated soil not accepted.


Answer: In the Hamlet of Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, licence required: True; who must license: Any person carrying on or operating a business within the Municipality, including professions, trades, sale of goods/services.; fee: As set out in Schedule B; e.g. $ 50.00 individual, $150.00 banks; charitable organizations no fee payables.; renewal: Annual; renewals completed by fifteenth day of February; licenses expire December 31.. Source: By-Law 257 - Business License, verified 2026-06-04.

By-Law 257 - Business License

Summary: Hamlet of Cambridge Bay bylaw providing for licensing and regulation of businesses within the municipality per Hamlets Act R.S.N.W.T. 1988 ss.110, 111, 173. Includes amusement arcades, trades, retail, and other business types.

Any person carrying on or operating a business within the Municipality, including professions, trades, sale of goods/services.

As set out in Schedule B; e.g. $ 50.00 individual, $150.00 banks; charitable organizations no fee payables.

Annual; renewals completed by fifteenth day of February; licenses expire December 31.


Answer: In the Hamlet of Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, public consumption: Prohibited in public places, workplaces, vehicles, schools, and within 9-15 metres of entrances/exits.; fines: Individual $200.00-$2,000.00; Corporation $1,000.00-$10,000.00. Source: By-law 306 - Public Consumption of Cannabis, Smoking, and Vaping, verified 2026-06-04.

By-law 306 - Public Consumption of Cannabis, Smoking, and Vaping

Summary: Hamlet of Cambridge Bay bylaw regulating public consumption of cannabis, smoking, and vaping within the municipality. Image-based PDF; adoption date not extractable.

Prohibited in public places, workplaces, vehicles, schools, and within 9-15 metres of entrances/exits.


Answer: Cambridge Bay, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Chesterfield Inlet, Nunavut has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Chesterfield Inlet Community Plan By-law No. 148; Chesterfield Inlet Zoning By-law No. 147, verified 2026-06-04.

Summary: Hamlet of Chesterfield Inlet Community Plan By-law No. 148 (2019) establishing land-use policy to 2039; designates residential, commercial/community, open space, industrial, transportation, Nuna, and waste-disposal zones. Confirmed via pdftotext.

Summary: Hamlet of Chesterfield Inlet Zoning By-law No. 147 (2019) dividing land into zones, requiring development permits, and regulating setbacks, home occupation, bed-and-breakfast, and non-conforming uses. Confirmed via pdftotext.

Chesterfield Inlet Community Plan & Zoning By-law 2019 (hamlet site copy)

Summary: Combined Community Plan & Zoning By-law 2019-2039 hosted on the Hamlet's own website (bilingual English/Inuktitut); same 2019 documents as By-laws 147 and 148 on the CGS server. Confirmed Chesterfield Inlet jurisdiction via pdftotext.

Planning & Lands page — Chesterfield Inlet

Summary: Hamlet's Planning & Lands web page linking to the Community Plan & Zoning By-law PDFs, basemap, and landfill information.


Answer: In the Hamlet of Chesterfield Inlet, Nunavut, licence required: True; renewal: annual, expires March 31. Source: By-Law No. 60 – Business Licence, verified 2026-06-04.

By-Law No. 60 – Business Licence

Summary: Hamlet of Chesterfield Inlet business licence bylaw; includes Forms A & B for business licence registration and associated Schedule C fee structure for business licensing.


Answer: In the Hamlet of Chesterfield Inlet, Nunavut, schedule scope: General service, garage, equipment, and quarry material rates for the Hamlet of Chesterfield Inlet (2021); notable fees: Hall rental (community groups) $300; hall rental $1,200; office rental $250/day; vehicle service labour $100/hr; towing (half hour) $150; gravel crushed $146/m3; front end loader with operator $400/hr. Source: Schedule A – Hamlet Rates, verified 2026-06-04.

Schedule A – Hamlet Rates

Summary: Hamlet of Chesterfield Inlet schedule of municipal service rates listing fees and charges for hamlet services.

General service, garage, equipment, and quarry material rates for the Hamlet of Chesterfield Inlet (2021)

Hall rental (community groups) $300; hall rental $1,200; office rental $250/day; vehicle service labour $100/hr; towing (half hour) $150; gravel crushed $146/m3; front end loader with operator $400/hr

"General Service Fees"; "Garage Service Rates"; "Equipment Rates"; "Quarry Material"

"Hall Rental (Community Groups)"; "Office Rental"; "Towing (Half hour)"; "Gravel Crushed"; "Front End Loader with Operator"


Answer: Chesterfield Inlet, Nunavut has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Chesterfield Inlet Land Administration By-law No. 52

Summary: Hamlet of Chesterfield Inlet By-Law Number 52 providing for the administration of municipal lands (acquisition, pricing, disposal) under the Hamlets Act. Scanned PDF; confirmed via OCR (hamlet name and number verified inside the document). Land administration, not a target category.


Answer: Chesterfield Inlet, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Hamlet of Clyde River, Nunavut, leash rule: No person shall permit a dog to run at large within the Hamlet; a dog is running at large if off the premises of its owner and not under the physical control of any person; fines: fine of not more than $25.00 or imprisonment not more than 10 days or both. Source: Clyde River Domestic Animals By-law No. 9, verified 2026-06-04.

Clyde River Domestic Animals By-law No. 9

Summary: Hamlet of Clyde River By-Law No. 9 regulating the control of domestic animals within the Hamlet boundaries, under the Municipal Ordinance. Third reading and passed 1981-12-24.

No person shall permit a dog to run at large within the Hamlet; a dog is running at large if off the premises of its owner and not under the physical control of any person

fine of not more than $25.00 or imprisonment not more than 10 days or both


Answer: The Hamlet of Clyde River, Nunavut has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Clyde River Zoning By-law No. 133, verified 2026-06-04.

Clyde River Zoning By-law No. 133

Summary: Hamlet of Clyde River Zoning By-Law No. 133 adopted under the Hamlets Act; applies to all lands within municipal boundaries, divides land into zones, and requires development permits. First reading 2015-02-03, third reading and passed 2017-07-06.

Summary: Hamlet of Clyde River Community Plan By-law No. 132 (March 2015) setting land-use policy to 2034 under the Planning Act; repeals By-law No. 80. First reading 2015-02-03, second reading 2015-03-26; third-reading date left blank in the document.

Clyde River — Bylaws, Reports and Policies index

Summary: Municipal bylaws index listing current Clyde River bylaws with PDF links: animal control, ATV, water/sewage, zoning, land administration, business, and community plan bylaws.


Answer: In the Hamlet of Clyde River, Nunavut, where allowed: Prohibited in playground areas and Schedule A areas (School Grounds, Baseball Diamond), on private property without authority, where signs prohibit; prohibited 12:00 a.m.-6:00 a.m. except emergency or hunting/trapping/fishing/camping/work/residence; max 30 km/h if no posted limit; helmet or age rules: Operator/rider on a roadway must wear helmet fastened by chin strap (snowmobile riders exempt); no person under age 14 shall operate an ATV (not applicable to snowmobiles); fines: Schedule B fines $50-$500; other offences not exceeding $500 or imprisonment up to two months. Source: Clyde River All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) By-law No. 67, verified 2026-06-04.

Clyde River All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) By-law No. 67

Summary: Hamlet of Clyde River By-Law No. 67 for the control, use and operation of all-terrain vehicles on roadways and other areas within the Hamlet, under the All-Terrain Vehicles Act and Motor Vehicles Act. Third reading and passed 2002-08-01.

Prohibited in playground areas and Schedule A areas (School Grounds, Baseball Diamond), on private property without authority, where signs prohibit; prohibited 12:00 a.m.-6:00 a.m. except emergency or hunting/trapping/fishing/camping/work/residence; max 30 km/h if no posted limit

Operator/rider on a roadway must wear helmet fastened by chin strap (snowmobile riders exempt); no person under age 14 shall operate an ATV (not applicable to snowmobiles)

Schedule B fines $50-$500; other offences not exceeding $500 or imprisonment up to two months


Answer: In the Hamlet of Clyde River, Nunavut, billing basis: Metered (truck meter) by quantity of water per litre; Economic Rate $0.066/litre; Commercial $0.0100/litre, Residential & Non-Profit $0.0030/litre; minimum monthly charge $10.00; billing basis: Security deposit of $100.00 payable on application for water, sewer and garbage services; interest paid; refunded within 10 days of account closure. Source: Clyde River Water & Sewage Rates By-law No. 73; Clyde River Water, Sewer & Garbage Payment Security Deposit By-law No. 74, verified 2026-06-04.

Clyde River Water & Sewage Rates By-law No. 73

Summary: Hamlet of Clyde River By-Law No. 73 for levying and collecting water and sewage service charges, under the Hamlets Act. Third reading and passed 2003-09-04.

Metered (truck meter) by quantity of water per litre; Economic Rate $0.066/litre; Commercial $0.0100/litre, Residential & Non-Profit $0.0030/litre; minimum monthly charge $10.00

Clyde River Water, Sewer & Garbage Payment Security Deposit By-law No. 74

Summary: Hamlet of Clyde River By-Law No. 74 establishing a payment security deposit for water, sewer and garbage services, under the Hamlets Act. Third reading and passed 2003-09-04.

Security deposit of $100.00 payable on application for water, sewer and garbage services; interest paid; refunded within 10 days of account closure


Answer: In the Hamlet of Clyde River, Nunavut, licence required: True; who must license: Any person carrying on or operating a business in the Municipality; fee: Residential Business $100.00; Non-Resident Business $500.00; Business Name Change $20.00; Charitable Organizations no fee; renewal: Valid to March 31; renewals by March 15. Source: By-Law #147 – Business, verified 2026-06-04.

By-Law #147 – Business

Summary: Municipality of Clyde River business licensing bylaw (supersedes By-Law #81); regulates business operations and licensing within the hamlet.

Any person carrying on or operating a business in the Municipality

Residential Business $100.00; Non-Resident Business $500.00; Business Name Change $20.00; Charitable Organizations no fee


Answer: Clyde River, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Coral Harbour, Nunavut has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Community Plan By-law No. 257; Zoning By-law No. 258, verified 2026-06-04.

Community Plan By-law No. 257

Summary: Land-use community plan for the Hamlet of Coral Harbour, By-law No. 257 (2019), through 2039. Designates residential, commercial/community, open space, industrial, transportation, Nuna, waste disposal, municipal reserve, and protective development zones. Requires all development to follow the zoning bylaw.

Zoning By-law No. 258

Summary: Zoning regulations for the Hamlet of Coral Harbour, By-law No. 258 (2019). Divides the municipality into zones, requires development permits, and sets compliance with NWB, CIRNAC, DFO, airport zoning regulations, and archaeological sites. Companion to Community Plan By-law No. 257.

CS Planning & Lands — Coral Harbour downloads page

Summary: Nunavut CGS Planning & Lands index page for Coral Harbour listing community plan bylaw, zoning bylaw, land administration bylaw, and community maps for download.

Land Administration By-law No. 124 (Hamlet of Coral Harbour)

Summary: Land administration bylaw of the Municipal Corporation of the Hamlet of Coral Harbour, By-Law Number 124, under the Hamlets Act, governing acquisition, lease, and disposition of municipal lands. Scanned PDF; cover/body OCR confirms hamlet name and bylaw number; adoption date not legible.


Answer: Coral Harbour, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Gjoa Haven, Nunavut has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Gjoa Haven Community Plan By-law No. 224; Gjoa Haven Zoning By-law No. 225, verified 2026-06-04.

Gjoa Haven Community Plan By-law No. 224

Summary: A by-law of the Hamlet of Gjoa Haven in Nunavut to adopt a General Plan under the Planning Act, covering land use policies for 2021–2041. Repeals By-law 164. First reading Feb 23 2021; second reading (after public hearing) Jun 1 2021; comes into force on third reading.

Gjoa Haven Zoning By-law No. 225

Summary: A by-law of the Hamlet of Gjoa Haven in Nunavut to adopt a Zoning By-law under the Planning Act (2021–2041). Establishes zoning districts, development permit requirements, and enforcement. Repeals By-law 165. First reading Feb 23 2021; second reading Jun 1 2021.

Community Plans and Zoning By-laws Index — cs-pals.ca (Gjoa Haven)

Summary: Nunavut CGS Planning & Lands portal listing Community Plan By-law and Zoning By-law downloads for every Nunavut hamlet including Gjoa Haven.


Answer: Gjoa Haven, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Grise Fiord, Nunavut has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Grise Fiord Community Plan By-law 65; Grise Fiord Zoning By-law No. 66, verified 2026-06-04.

Grise Fiord Community Plan By-law 65

Summary: Land use policy plan for the Hamlet of Grise Fiord, enacted as By-law 65 (March 2016), covering development to 2035. Sets residential, commercial, and community land-use policies; governs all development together with Zoning By-law 66.

Grise Fiord Zoning By-law No. 66

Summary: Comprehensive zoning by-law for the Hamlet of Grise Fiord, By-law No. 66 (March 2016), regulating land uses, zones, development permits, and enforcement. Includes airport zoning regulations and amendment procedures.

Community Plans and Zoning By-laws Index — cs-pals.ca (Grise Fiord)

Summary: Nunavut CGS Planning & Lands portal listing Community Plan By-law and Zoning By-law downloads for every Nunavut hamlet including Grise Fiord.


Answer: Grise Fiord, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Igloolik, Nunavut has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Igloolik Community Plan By-law 197; Igloolik Zoning By-law 198, verified 2026-06-04.

Igloolik Community Plan By-law 197

Summary: A by-law of the Hamlet of Igloolik in Nunavut to adopt a General Plan under the Planning Act, By-law No. 197 (March 2017), governing land-use policy to 2037. Repeals an earlier by-law. Scanned PDF; OCR confirms cover, enacting clauses, and policy text.

Igloolik Zoning By-law 198

Summary: A by-law of the Hamlet of Igloolik in Nunavut to adopt a Zoning By-law under the Planning Act, By-law No. 198 (March 2017), regulating land use, zones, development permits, and Nunavut review-board/airport compliance. Scanned PDF; OCR confirms cover and enacting text.

Community Plans and Zoning By-laws Index — cs-pals.ca (Igloolik)

Summary: Nunavut CGS Planning & Lands portal listing Community Plan By-law and Zoning By-law downloads for every Nunavut hamlet including Igloolik.


Answer: Igloolik, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the City of Iqaluit, Nunavut, quiet hours: Quiet Time amended to 22:00 to 07:00 (10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.); quiet hours: Quiet Time from 23:00 to 07:00 (11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.); exemptions: Emergency/enforcement vehicles in lawful duty, City equipment doing emergency utility repairs or routine snow removal/street maintenance, or person authorized in writing by the CAO; fines: not less than $125.00; not more than $2,000 for individual; not more than $10,000 for corporation; or imprisonment up to six months; second violation within two months min $200.00. Source: Noise By-Law Amendment No. 739; Noise By-Law No. 599, verified 2026-06-04.

Noise By-Law Amendment No. 739

Summary: By-law of the Municipal Corporation of the City of Iqaluit amending Noise By-law No. 599; sets the 'Quiet Time' from 22:00 to 07:00 hours. Scanned PDF; OCR confirms title and content.

Quiet Time amended to 22:00 to 07:00 (10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.)

Noise By-Law No. 599

Summary: By-law of the City of Iqaluit, Nunavut, to prohibit/regulate noise that could disturb the public, under the Cities, Towns and Villages Act. Scanned PDF; OCR confirms title and jurisdiction. Later amended by By-law 739 (quiet time 22:00–07:00).

Emergency/enforcement vehicles in lawful duty, City equipment doing emergency utility repairs or routine snow removal/street maintenance, or person authorized in writing by the CAO

not less than $125.00; not more than $2,000 for individual; not more than $10,000 for corporation; or imprisonment up to six months; second violation within two months min $200.00


Answer: In the City of Iqaluit, Nunavut, licence required: True; licence fee: No fee for dogs or cats (altered/unaltered/under 4 months); Vicious Animal License $250.00; replacement tag $15.00; replacement tag for Vicious Animal $150.00; leash rule: Owner shall ensure animal is not Running at Large; animal off property must be under control/supervised by person 18+ and securely tethered/leashed; dogs must be on a leash when off owner's property; max animals: A household shall have no more than three (3) dogs over the age of four (4) months (suckling puppies excepted). Source: Domesticated Animal Control By-law No. 924, verified 2026-06-04.

Domesticated Animal Control By-law No. 924

Summary: By-law of the Municipal Corporation of the City of Iqaluit, Nunavut, for the regulation and control of animals in the City. Defines animals, animal-care societies, enforcement officers, muzzling, and the municipal animal shelter. Scanned PDF; OCR confirms title and definitions.

No fee for dogs or cats (altered/unaltered/under 4 months); Vicious Animal License $250.00; replacement tag $15.00; replacement tag for Vicious Animal $150.00

Owner shall ensure animal is not Running at Large; animal off property must be under control/supervised by person 18+ and securely tethered/leashed; dogs must be on a leash when off owner's property

A household shall have no more than three (3) dogs over the age of four (4) months (suckling puppies excepted)

fine not exceeding $2,000 individual / $10,000 corporation; Schedule D specified penalties $75-$1,000; default contravention $200.00


Answer: Iqaluit, Nunavut has no open burning & fires bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Burn Permit Rules (open-air burning) — City of Iqaluit news page

Summary: City of Iqaluit information page describing open-air burn-permit rules (recreational up to 1 m3, commercial/industrial up to 27 m3; clean fuels only; garbage/plastic/rubber prohibited; cooking-fire and qulliq exemptions), with enforcement referenced 'under Bylaw 324.' Not an adopted open-burning bylaw text.


Answer: The City of Iqaluit, Nunavut has 2 adopted bylaws on file: General Plan By-law No. 898 (2020); Zoning By-law No. 899 (2020), verified 2026-06-04.

General Plan By-law No. 898 (2020)

Summary: Corporation of the City of Iqaluit General Plan By-law # 898 (2020), under the Planning Act. Adopts the City of Iqaluit General Plan and Figures A–E governing long-term land-use planning policy. Text-extractable.

Zoning By-law No. 899 (2020)

Summary: Corporation of the City of Iqaluit Zoning By-law # 899 (2020), under the Planning Act. Adopts the City of Iqaluit Zoning By-law and Schedules A–B4; defines zones and development permits; short-term rentals limited to operator-occupied/secondary-suite cases. Text-extractable.


Answer: In the City of Iqaluit, Nunavut, sidewalk clearing: All property owners (incl. City) shall remove snow/ice from parking areas to the rear away from roadways/intersections; piles within 5 m of intersection limited to 1 m height; on compliance notice, owner must remove within 5 working days; sidewalk clearing: No person shall place upon any highway/public place any snow, ice, dirt or other obstruction removed from any place other than from a walkway pursuant to this by-law; fines: individual not exceeding $2,000; corporation not exceeding $10,000; or imprisonment up to six months; Schedule C parking/walkway fines $25-$150. Source: Snow Removal By-Law No. 591; Traffic, Parking and Walkways By-law No. 625, verified 2026-06-04.

Snow Removal By-Law No. 591

Summary: Corporation of the City of Iqaluit, Nunavut, Snow Removal By-law 591, providing for removal of snow in private and public places; snow piles near intersections limited, no snow in waterways, no clearing during quiet hours. Scanned PDF; OCR confirms title; city page dates it Jan 1 1999.

All property owners (incl. City) shall remove snow/ice from parking areas to the rear away from roadways/intersections; piles within 5 m of intersection limited to 1 m height; on compliance notice, owner must remove within 5 working days

City charges $250.00/hour for work performed (s. 4.5)

Traffic, Parking and Walkways By-law No. 625

Summary: Corporation of the City of Iqaluit, NU, Traffic, Parking and Walkways By-law # 625, regulating traffic and on-road parking; prohibits parking on roadways unless authorized by signage. Scanned PDF; OCR confirms title and parking provisions.

No person shall place upon any highway/public place any snow, ice, dirt or other obstruction removed from any place other than from a walkway pursuant to this by-law

individual not exceeding $2,000; corporation not exceeding $10,000; or imprisonment up to six months; Schedule C parking/walkway fines $25-$150


Answer: In the City of Iqaluit, Nunavut, standards: No owner/occupant shall allow property to be Unsightly Land or accumulate refuse, litter, appliances, inoperative vehicles, construction debris; no shed/container in bad repair; no condition posing public health/safety risk; enforcement: Verbal/written warning (30 days); if ineffective, Enforcement Officer issues Clean-up Order (14-30 business days); if not done and not appealed, City performs work and charges cost to owner as taxes/lien; appeal to Council within 21 business days. Source: Unsightly Land By-law No. 714, verified 2026-06-04.

Unsightly Land By-law No. 714

Summary: By-law of the Municipal Corporation of the City of Iqaluit, Nunavut, to establish minimum repair/maintenance standards and remediate unsightly land posing public-health/safety threats, under the Cities, Towns & Villages Act. Text-extractable; third and final reading Dec 13 2011.

No owner/occupant shall allow property to be Unsightly Land or accumulate refuse, litter, appliances, inoperative vehicles, construction debris; no shed/container in bad repair; no condition posing public health/safety risk

Verbal/written warning (30 days); if ineffective, Enforcement Officer issues Clean-up Order (14-30 business days); if not done and not appealed, City performs work and charges cost to owner as taxes/lien; appeal to Council within 21 business days


Answer: In the City of Iqaluit, Nunavut, where allowed: Shall not operate where signs prohibit; no operation on any playground, school ground, park or sidewalk; must follow Highway Traffic By-law speed restrictions; drive as close as practicable to right-hand curb; helmet or age rules: Person under age 14 shall not drive an ATV unless accompanied by an adult; operator/passenger/towed person must wear helmet complying with ATV Act, properly fastened (going to/from the land exempt); fines: each offence not exceeding $500.00 or imprisonment not more than 30 days; Schedule B voluntary penalties $50-$250. Source: All Terrain Vehicle By-law No. 557, verified 2026-06-04.

All Terrain Vehicle By-law No. 557

Summary: Corporation of the City of Iqaluit, Nunavut, All Terrain Vehicle By-law # 557, regulating control, use and operation of ATVs on highways and other areas, under the Cities, Towns and Villages Act and All-Terrain Vehicles Act. Repeals By-law 206 and amendment 373. Third and final reading Jun 11 2002.

Shall not operate where signs prohibit; no operation on any playground, school ground, park or sidewalk; must follow Highway Traffic By-law speed restrictions; drive as close as practicable to right-hand curb

Person under age 14 shall not drive an ATV unless accompanied by an adult; operator/passenger/towed person must wear helmet complying with ATV Act, properly fastened (going to/from the land exempt)

each offence not exceeding $500.00 or imprisonment not more than 30 days; Schedule B voluntary penalties $50-$250


Answer: In the City of Iqaluit, Nunavut, sale or use restricted: Both sale and discharge restricted: sale requires Nunavut Fire Marshall permit and prohibited to persons under 18; discharge (recreational/exhibition) requires Fire Chief permit, only on prescribed days/locations, dusk to 10:00 p.m.; permit available: Yes: sale permit from the Nunavut Fire Marshall; Recreational and Exhibition Fireworks Display permits from the Fire Chief. Source: Fireworks By-law No. 795, verified 2026-06-04.

Fireworks By-law No. 795

Summary: By-law No. 795 of the City of Iqaluit, Nunavut, respecting the sale and discharge of fireworks; defines recreational vs exhibition displays, fireworks supervisors, vendors, and permit requirements. Scanned PDF; OCR confirms title and provisions.

Both sale and discharge restricted: sale requires Nunavut Fire Marshall permit and prohibited to persons under 18; discharge (recreational/exhibition) requires Fire Chief permit, only on prescribed days/locations, dusk to 10:00 p.m.

Yes: sale permit from the Nunavut Fire Marshall; Recreational and Exhibition Fireworks Display permits from the Fire Chief


Answer: In the City of Iqaluit, Nunavut, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: Metered by quantity per litre where meter in use, else by premises type/quantity (Schedule B tables); rates by class (Residential & Non-Profit $0.002/litre, Commercial $0.004/litre, Government/Industrial $0.0075/litre); minimum monthly charge $10.00; charges monthly. Source: Water and Sewer By-law No. 200, verified 2026-06-04.

Water and Sewer By-law No. 200

Summary: Town of Iqaluit By-law No. 200 providing for the establishment, operation, maintenance and alteration of a water supply and sewage system and levying of water/sewage charges; covers piped and trucked service. Scanned Town-era PDF; OCR confirms title and definitions.

Metered by quantity per litre where meter in use, else by premises type/quantity (Schedule B tables); rates by class (Residential & Non-Profit $0.002/litre, Commercial $0.004/litre, Government/Industrial $0.0075/litre); minimum monthly charge $10.00; charges monthly


Answer: In the City of Iqaluit, Nunavut, collection schedule: Residential: based on collections twice per week excluding Statutory Holidays; Commercial: based on five collections per week excluding Statutory Holidays; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: All waste placed in a waste container must first be placed in a garbage bag; accepted or banned: Banned: commercial/industrial hazardous waste, honey bags, hot ashes, burning matter, loose waste. Source: Solid Waste By-Law #341, verified 2026-06-04.

Recycling By-Law #219

Summary: City of Iqaluit bylaw establishing recycling regulations and requirements for the municipality.

Solid Waste By-Law #341

Summary: City of Iqaluit solid waste management bylaw governing garbage collection and disposal requirements for residents; amended by By-law #544 and By-law #830.

Residential: based on collections twice per week excluding Statutory Holidays; Commercial: based on five collections per week excluding Statutory Holidays

All waste placed in a waste container must first be placed in a garbage bag

Banned: commercial/industrial hazardous waste, honey bags, hot ashes, burning matter, loose waste

Residential $27.50/M/U; Commercial $60.00/M/B; Application fee $ 15.00


Answer: The City of Iqaluit, Nunavut has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Business Licensing By-law #624, verified 2026-06-04.

Business Licensing By-law #624

Summary: City of Iqaluit business licensing bylaw (adopted February 28, 2006) governing the licensing of businesses operating within the city.


Answer: In the City of Iqaluit, Nunavut, public consumption: Prohibited in or on a public place, or within nine (9) metres from any entrance to or exit from a public place; fines: $200.00 to $250.00 specified; maximum $1,000.00 to $10,000.00. Source: Cannabis Consumption Tobacco Use and Vaping By-Law #863, verified 2026-06-04.

Cannabis Consumption Tobacco Use and Vaping By-Law #863

Summary: City of Iqaluit bylaw regulating where cannabis may be consumed in public spaces and facilities, alongside restrictions on tobacco use and vaping; amended by By-law #984 (May 2024).

Prohibited in or on a public place, or within nine (9) metres from any entrance to or exit from a public place


Answer: In the City of Iqaluit, Nunavut, schedule scope: City documents, facilities, infrastructure, utilities, services, and costs for activities provided by or on behalf of the City.; notable fees: Dog licence unaltered $55.00; residential water $0.02/L; garbage $38.48/mo; skate adult $6.00; tax certificate $100.00; development permit 1-6 units $600.00.; effective date: January 1, 2017. Source: Consolidated Fees & Charges By-law #813, verified 2026-06-04.

Consolidated Fees & Charges By-law #813

Summary: City of Iqaluit consolidated schedule of all municipal fees and charges; subsequently amended by By-laws #831, #867, #908, #933, #946, #1034.

City documents, facilities, infrastructure, utilities, services, and costs for activities provided by or on behalf of the City.

Dog licence unaltered $55.00; residential water $0.02/L; garbage $38.48/mo; skate adult $6.00; tax certificate $100.00; development permit 1-6 units $600.00.

fees and charges payable for: (a) City documents, facilities, infrastructure


Answer: The City of Iqaluit, Nunavut has 1 adopted bylaw on file: 2026 Mill Rate By-law #1029, verified 2026-06-04.

2026 Mill Rate By-law #1029

Summary: City of Iqaluit most recent annual mill rate bylaw setting 2026 property tax rates; part of a series of annual mill rate bylaws (most recent in a sequence including #657, #671, #689, #701, #721, #728, #785, #833, #862, #886, #906, #932, #948, #979, #1008, #1029).


Answer: Iqaluit, Nunavut has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Bylaws Index — City of Iqaluit

Summary: City of Iqaluit's official bylaws index listing adopted bylaws across multiple pages. Official city repository for municipal bylaws (page loads live).

Fire Department Establishment By-law No. 324 (Town of Iqaluit)

Summary: Town of Iqaluit By-law No. 324 establishing the Iqaluit Fire Department for Fire Prevention, Fire Suppression, Ambulance and Dispatch services. NOT an open-burning regulation. Scanned Town-era PDF; OCR confirms title and content. Acts as enabling authority cited by the burn-permit program.


Answer: Iqaluit, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Kimmirut, Nunavut has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Kimmirut Community Plan By-law No. 127-2014; Kimmirut Zoning By-law No. 128-2014, verified 2026-06-04.

Kimmirut Community Plan By-law No. 127-2014

Summary: Community Plan (General Plan) By-law of the Hamlet of Kimmirut in Nunavut, adopting a 20-year land use plan under the Planning Act; repeals By-law 92-2006. Text confirms jurisdiction and number; only the first-reading date (Jan 23, 2014) is recorded, third reading left blank.

Kimmirut Zoning By-law No. 128-2014

Summary: Zoning By-law of the Hamlet of Kimmirut implementing the Community Plan under the Planning Act; divides the hamlet into land use zones; repeals By-law 93-2006. Jurisdiction and number confirmed from machine-readable text.

Kimmirut Downloads — CS Planning & Lands (Nunavut CGS)

Summary: Government of Nunavut Community Services Planning & Lands portal listing the Hamlet of Kimmirut community plan, zoning, and land administration bylaw documents for download.


Answer: Kimmirut, Nunavut has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Kimmirut Land Administration By-law No. 53

Summary: Land Administration By-law No. 53 of the Municipal Corporation of the Hamlet of Kimmirut, providing for the disposal of municipal lands under the Hamlets Act. Governs land transactions, not zoning — recategorized to other and demoted from primary.


Answer: Kimmirut, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Kinngait, Nunavut has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Kinngait Community Plan By-law No. 209 (2020–2040); Kinngait Zoning By-law No. 210 (2020–2040), verified 2026-06-04.

Kinngait Community Plan By-law No. 209 (2020–2040)

Summary: Community Plan (General Plan) By-law No. 209 of the Hamlet of Kinngait, planning horizon 2020–2040, adopted under the Planning Act; repeals By-law 53 of the Hamlet of Cape Dorset. Jurisdiction and number confirmed via OCR of the enacting page.

Kinngait Zoning By-law No. 210 (2020–2040)

Summary: Zoning By-law No. 210 of the Hamlet of Kinngait implementing Community Plan No. 209; divides the hamlet into zones. Title page and bylaw number confirmed from the document.

Kinngait Downloads — CS Planning & Lands (Nunavut CGS)

Summary: Government of Nunavut Community Services Planning & Lands portal listing the Hamlet of Kinngait community plan, zoning, and land administration bylaw documents for download.


Answer: Kinngait, Nunavut has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Kinngait (Cape Dorset) Land Administration By-law No. 114

Summary: Land Administration By-law No. 114 of the Municipal Corporation of the Hamlet of Cape Dorset (now Kinngait), amending By-law 70's lease-rate provisions under the Hamlet Act. Governs land transactions — category other, primary:false.


Answer: Kinngait, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Kugaaruk, Nunavut has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Kugaaruk Zoning By-law No. 244, verified 2026-06-04.

Kugaaruk Zoning By-law No. 244

Summary: Zoning By-law No. 244 of the Hamlet of Kugaaruk; divides the hamlet into zones and controls permitted land uses and development. Machine-readable table of contents and body confirm 'Kugaaruk Zoning By-law No.244'.

CGS Planning & Lands — Kugaaruk downloads index

Summary: Official Nunavut CGS Planning & Lands index for Kugaaruk; hosts community plan bylaw (243), zoning bylaw (244), land administration bylaw, and mapping data.

Kugaaruk Community Plan By-law No. 243 (March 2017)

Summary: Community Plan (General Plan) By-law No. 243 of the Hamlet of Kugaaruk, dated March 2017, adopted under the Planning Act; repeals By-law 151. Jurisdiction confirmed as Kugaaruk — no Coral Harbour mixup. First read 8 Nov 2016.


Answer: Kugaaruk, Nunavut has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Kugaaruk Land Administration By-law No. 81

Summary: Land Administration By-law No. 81 of the Municipal Corporation of the Hamlet of Kugaaruk, governing disposition of municipal lands under the Nunavut Act framework. Scanned; OCR confirms jurisdiction and number.


Answer: Kugaaruk, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: Kugluktuk, Nunavut has no dogs & animal control bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Animal Control By-law No. 233 (Hamlet of Kugluktuk)

Summary: Animal Control By-law No. 233 listed on the Hamlet of Kugluktuk's official bylaws index. Direct PDF returned HTTP 404 on multiple attempts and the index page is JavaScript-rendered — document not opened. Dead-lead pending an accessible source.


Answer: The Hamlet of Kugluktuk, Nunavut has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Kugluktuk Zoning By-Law No. 291, verified 2026-06-04.

Kugluktuk Zoning By-Law No. 291

Summary: Zoning By-Law No. 291 of the Hamlet of Kugluktuk; applies to all lands inside the Municipal Boundaries of the Hamlet of Kugluktuk and divides the hamlet into zones. Jurisdiction and number confirmed from machine-readable text.

CGS Planning & Lands — Kugluktuk downloads index

Summary: Nunavut CGS Planning & Lands official index for Kugluktuk; hosts zoning bylaw (291), community plan bylaw (290), land administration bylaw (280), quarry bylaw, and mapping documents.

Hamlet of Kugluktuk — Bylaws index page

Summary: Official bylaws listing page for the Hamlet of Kugluktuk (Catalis CMS). Content is JavaScript-loaded (renders 'loading... Just a moment...') and returns 404 to direct fetches. Search snippets list: Animal Control 233, ATV, Mini ATV & Motorcycles, Fireworks, Solid Waste, Water & Sewage Rates, Zoning 291, Curfew, Council Procedure, Fire Protection, Municipal Service Rates, Lottery (under review).

Kugluktuk Community Plan By-Law No. 290

Summary: Community Plan (General Plan) By-Law No. 290 of the Hamlet of Kugluktuk, 15-year horizon to 2021, adopted under the Planning Act; repeals By-law 205. Jurisdiction and number confirmed via OCR.


Answer: Kugluktuk, Nunavut has no atvs & snowmobiles bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

ATV By-law (Hamlet of Kugluktuk)

Summary: ATV by-law listed on the Hamlet of Kugluktuk's official bylaws index. No accessible PDF; bylaws page is JavaScript-rendered (returns 404 to direct fetches). Listing confirmed via search snippets only — not opened.

Mini ATV & Motorcycles By-law (Hamlet of Kugluktuk)

Summary: Separate mini-ATV and motorcycles by-law listed on the Hamlet of Kugluktuk's official bylaws index. No accessible PDF; listing confirmed via search snippets only — not opened.


Answer: Kugluktuk, Nunavut has no fireworks bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Fireworks By-law (Hamlet of Kugluktuk)

Summary: Fireworks by-law listed on the Hamlet of Kugluktuk's official bylaws index. No accessible PDF; listing confirmed via search snippets only — not opened.


Answer: Kugluktuk, Nunavut has no water & sewer bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Water & Sewage Rates By-law (Hamlet of Kugluktuk)

Summary: Water & Sewage Rates by-law listed on the Hamlet of Kugluktuk's official bylaws index. Direct PDF returned HTTP 404 on multiple attempts; index page JavaScript-rendered — document not opened. Dead-lead.


Answer: In the Hamlet of Kugluktuk, Nunavut, collection schedule: minimum of 2 times per week; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: approved containers provided by the Hamlet; regular plastic garbage bags no larger than 76cm x 97cm (30" × 38"); accepted or banned: Dead animals, furniture, appliances, metal, wood, dangerous materials excluded from regular collection.. Source: Solid Waste Management By-Law No. 351, verified 2026-06-04.

Solid Waste Management By-Law No. 351

Summary: Regulates collection and disposal of garbage and waste in Kugluktuk. Sets terms and conditions for users, establishes monthly residential collection fees and tipping fees (Schedule A), defines waste categories, and provides for fines up to $1,000 (individual) or $5,000 (corporation). Passed February 2022.

approved containers provided by the Hamlet; regular plastic garbage bags no larger than 76cm x 97cm (30" × 38")

Dead animals, furniture, appliances, metal, wood, dangerous materials excluded from regular collection.

Monthly fee: Residential $50.00, Housing Units $100.00, Commercial $300.00, Economic $500.00


Answer: Kugluktuk, Nunavut has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Solid Waste Management By-law (Hamlet of Kugluktuk)

Summary: Solid Waste Management by-law listed on the Hamlet of Kugluktuk's official bylaws index. Garbage/solid-waste collection maps to category other. No accessible PDF; listing confirmed via search snippets only — not opened.


Answer: Kugluktuk, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Naujaat, Nunavut has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Naujaat Zoning By-law No. 191, verified 2026-06-04.

Naujaat Zoning By-law No. 191

Summary: Zoning By-law No. 191 of the Hamlet of Naujaat; applies to all lands within the Municipal Boundaries of the Hamlet of Naujaat and divides the hamlet into zones. Jurisdiction and bylaw number now confirmed from machine-readable text.

CGS Planning & Lands — Naujaat downloads index

Summary: Official Nunavut CGS Planning & Lands index for Naujaat; hosts community plan bylaw (190), zoning bylaw (191), land administration bylaw (123), and mapping data.

Naujaat Community Plan By-law No. 190 (General Plan)

Summary: Community Plan / General Plan By-law No. 190 of the Hamlet of Naujaat (formerly Repulse Bay), adopted under the Planning Act; repeals By-law 173 of the Hamlet of Repulse Bay. Jurisdiction and number confirmed via OCR.


Answer: Naujaat, Nunavut has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Naujaat (Repulse Bay) Land Administration By-law No. 123

Summary: Land Administration By-law No. 123 of the Municipal Corporation of the Hamlet of Repulse Bay (now Naujaat), governing disposition of municipal lands. Scanned; OCR confirms jurisdiction and number. Category other.


Answer: Naujaat, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Pangnirtung, Nunavut has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Pangnirtung Community Plan By-Law No. 333; Pangnirtung Zoning By-law No. 332, verified 2026-06-04.

Pangnirtung Community Plan By-Law No. 333

Summary: Community Plan By-law for the Hamlet of Pangnirtung outlining land use and development policies to 2035. Enacts the General Plan; includes land use maps and community growth phasing. Repeals By-law No. 150. Hosted by Nunavut CGS.

Pangnirtung Zoning By-law No. 332

Summary: Zoning By-law for the Hamlet of Pangnirtung regulating land use and development within the municipal boundary. Establishes land use zones, development permit requirements, enforcement, and repeals By-law No. 151. Hosted by Nunavut CGS as operative document.


Answer: Pangnirtung, Nunavut has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

By-laws — The Hamlet of Pangnirtung (index page — suspended)

Summary: The Hamlet of Pangnirtung's official bylaws index page. Website hosting is currently suspended; page was not accessible at time of research.


Answer: Pangnirtung, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: Pond Inlet, Nunavut has no dogs & animal control bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Bylaw 169 — Animal Control (Pond Inlet)

Summary: Animal control bylaw referenced by the Hamlet of Pond Inlet's Community Safety department. Dedicated page exists at pondinlet.ca but content is listed as 'Coming soon' — full text and adoption date not available online.


Answer: The Hamlet of Pond Inlet, Nunavut has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Pond Inlet Zoning By-law No. 241, verified 2026-06-04.

Pond Inlet Zoning By-law No. 241

Summary: Zoning By-law for the Hamlet of Pond Inlet regulating land use and development. Establishes zones, development permit process, and enforcement rules. First reading 27 February 2014; third reading blank. Repeals By-law No. 175. Also hosted at cs-pals.ca.

Lands Administration By-law No. 139

Summary: Governs disposal, leasing, and administration of municipal land in Pond Inlet. Sets out application fees, lot leasing process, and development cost definitions. Cited as 'Lands Administration By-law' in short title.

Pond Inlet Community Plan By-Law No. 240

Summary: Community Plan By-law for the Hamlet of Pond Inlet to 2034. Sets land use and development policies. Repeals By-law No. 174. Hosted by Nunavut CGS; blank third-reading signatures typical of Nunavut planning documents.


Answer: In the Hamlet of Pond Inlet, Nunavut, billing basis: Metered by quantity of water per litre (approved/truck meter), else by delivery schedule; Economic Rate $0.095/litre; Non-commercial $0.007/litre; minimum monthly charge $50.00/unit; $150 refundable deposit. Source: Pond Inlet Water And Sewage By-law No. 273, verified 2026-06-04.

Pond Inlet Water And Sewage By-law No. 273

Summary: Governs water and sewage charges for the Hamlet of Pond Inlet under the Hamlets Act. PDF is a scanned image; title page OCR confirms Hamlet of Pond Inlet, Nunavut, By-law No. 273. Listed on the hamlet's official bylaws index page. Adoption date not displayed.

Metered by quantity of water per litre (approved/truck meter), else by delivery schedule; Economic Rate $0.095/litre; Non-commercial $0.007/litre; minimum monthly charge $50.00/unit; $150 refundable deposit

s. 4; Schedule A Rates Payable; ECONOMIC RATE; MINIMUM CHARGE


Answer: The Hamlet of Pond Inlet, Nunavut has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law #283 — Municipal Service Rates By-Law, verified 2026-06-04.

By-Law #283 — Municipal Service Rates By-Law

Summary: Consolidated schedule of charges for municipal services and equipment rental. Includes garbage pickup fees (residential $25/month, commercial $45/month, government $300/month), water/sewage callout fees, fax/photocopy fees, and facility rentals. Repeals By-Laws 276 and 277. Passed March 12, 2020.


Answer: Pond Inlet, Nunavut has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Bylaws Index — Hamlet of Pond Inlet

Summary: Official bylaws index listing 23 bylaws (No. 271 onward), including Water and Sewage (273) and Municipal Service Rates (272). Earlier bylaws (139, 169, 241) are accessible via the Lands and Animal Control department pages.


Answer: Pond Inlet, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Qikiqtarjuaq, Nunavut has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Qikiqtarjuaq Community Plan By-Law No. 243; Qikiqtarjuaq Zoning By-law No. 244, verified 2026-06-04.

Qikiqtarjuaq Community Plan By-Law No. 243

Summary: Community Plan By-law for the Hamlet of Qikiqtarjuaq (Broughton Island) to 2034. Sets land use policies; includes land use and zoning maps. First reading 29 January 2015; third reading blank. Repeals By-law No. 179. Hosted by Nunavut CGS.

Qikiqtarjuaq Zoning By-law No. 244

Summary: Zoning By-law for the Hamlet of Qikiqtarjuaq regulating land use and development within the municipal boundary. Establishes zones, development permit requirements, and enforcement. First reading 29 January 2015; third reading blank. Repeals By-law No. 180. Hosted by Nunavut CGS.


Answer: Qikiqtarjuaq, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Rankin Inlet, Nunavut has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Rankin Inlet Community Plan By-law No. 320; Rankin Inlet Zoning By-law No. 319, verified 2026-06-04.

Rankin Inlet Community Plan By-law No. 320

Summary: 20-year land-use policy framework (to 2041) for the Hamlet of Rankin Inlet. Sets phasing and growth policies for residential, industrial, and community land development. Enacted under the Nunavut Planning Act; implemented through the Zoning By-law. Dated July 2023.

Rankin Inlet Zoning By-law No. 319

Summary: Establishes land use zones (residential, commercial, industrial, etc.) for the Hamlet of Rankin Inlet. Governs development permits, permitted uses per zone, setbacks, parking, bed-and-breakfast and home-occupation rules. Repeals prior Zoning By-law No. 266. Administered by a Development Officer. Dated July 2023.

Rankin Inlet Land Administration By-law

Summary: Land administration bylaw for the Municipality of Rankin Inlet governing municipal land transactions. PDF is a scanned image (HP scanner, 2016 scan) with no text layer — content unreadable; bylaw number and adoption date not extractable.


Answer: Rankin Inlet, Nunavut has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Council Minutes and Municipal By-Laws index

Summary: Index page for Rankin Inlet council minutes and municipal by-laws on rankininlet.ca. Direct fetch blocked (HTTP 403) but confirmed indexed in Google search results.

Municipality of Rankin Inlet Garbage By-law No. 323

Summary: Garbage collection by-law at second reading (August 2021). URL confirmed in Google index from rankininlet.ca; direct fetch blocked (HTTP 403). Bylaw number 323 and 2nd reading status visible from URL and search snippet; final adoption date unknown.


Answer: Rankin Inlet, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Resolute, Nunavut has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Resolute Bay Community Plan By-law No. 63; Resolute Bay Zoning By-law No. 64, verified 2026-06-04.

Resolute Bay Community Plan By-law No. 63

Summary: 20-year community plan (to 2028) for the Hamlet of Resolute Bay. Sets land use policy for housing, commercial, industrial and institutional growth. Repeals By-law No. 33. Implemented alongside Zoning By-law No. 64. Document dated March 2009; reading dates left blank.

Resolute Bay Zoning By-law No. 64

Summary: Zoning bylaw for the Hamlet of Resolute Bay under the Planning Act (RSNWT 1988 c. P-7). Establishes land use zones, development permit requirements, bed-and-breakfast rules, and airport zoning compliance. Repeals By-law No. 34. Document dated March 2009; reading dates left blank.

Resolute Bay Land Administration By-law

Summary: Land administration bylaw for the Hamlet of Resolute Bay. PDF is a scanned image (HP scanner, 2006 creation date) with no text layer — content unreadable; bylaw number and specific adoption date not extractable.


Answer: Resolute, Nunavut has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Resolute Bay Diligent Community portal (council documents)

Summary: Hamlet of Resolute Bay public portal for council minutes, bylaws, and correspondence. Dynamic content (JavaScript-rendered); direct listing unavailable via static fetch, but specific bylaw documents accessible via direct document URLs.

Resolute Bay Quarry By-law (Draft)

Summary: Draft quarry by-law for the Hamlet of Resolute Bay governing municipal quarry permits, fee structures, environmental protections, and restoration obligations. Bylaw number left blank in draft. Posted on the Hamlet's Diligent community portal.


Answer: Resolute, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Sanikiluaq, Nunavut has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Sanikiluaq Community Plan By-law No. 83; Sanikiluaq Zoning By-law No. 84, verified 2026-06-04.

Sanikiluaq Community Plan By-law No. 83

Summary: Bilingual (English/Inuktitut) community plan for the Hamlet of Sanikiluaq, By-law No. 83 (May 2014), enacted under the Nunavut Planning Act. Sets land use and development policy; replaces By-law No. 20 (1995). Implemented alongside the Zoning By-law.

Sanikiluaq Zoning By-law No. 84

Summary: Zoning By-law of the Hamlet of Sanikiluaq, By-law No. 84, adopted under the Planning Act (RSNWT 1988, c.P-7, s.13); repeals By-law No. 21. Divides the hamlet into zones regulating land use and development. Scanned PDF; title page and enacting clauses recovered by OCR. Read in 2014.

CS Planning & Lands – Sanikiluaq downloads index

Summary: Index page on the Nunavut CGS Planning & Lands portal listing Sanikiluaq planning documents: Community Plan By-law, Zoning By-law, Land Administration By-law, quarry agreements, maps, and GIS data.


Answer: Sanikiluaq, Nunavut has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

Sanikiluaq Land Administration By-law (amending By-law No. 27)

Summary: Land administration by-law of the Municipality of Sanikiluaq amending By-law No. 27 (lease-rate section) under the Hamlet Act. Approval letter cites amendment By-law No. 63 (2008). Scanned PDF; title and approval pages recovered by OCR. Land administration, not zoning, so categorised other.


Answer: Sanikiluaq, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Sanirajak, Nunavut has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Community Plan — Hamlet of Hall Beach (2018); Hamlet of Hall Beach Zoning By-Law No. 149 (2018), verified 2026-06-04.

Community Plan — Hamlet of Hall Beach (2018)

Summary: Community Plan of the Hamlet of Hall Beach (Sanirajak), 2018, adopted as Schedule 2 by by-law. Establishes long-range land use planning framework and goals. Hosted on the GN CGS Planning & Lands portal. Text machine-readable.

Hamlet of Hall Beach Zoning By-Law No. 149 (2018)

Summary: Zoning By-Law No. 149 (2018) of the Hamlet of Hall Beach (now Sanirajak), Nunavut. Governs land use and development; divides the defined area into zones. Hosted on the GN CGS Planning & Lands portal. Text machine-readable; title page confirms 'Hamlet of Hall Beach Zoning By-Law No. 149, 2018'.


Answer: Sanirajak, Nunavut has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

CS Planning & Lands — Sanirajak (Hall Beach) Downloads Index

Summary: Government of Nunavut CGS Planning & Lands portal page listing community planning documents for Sanirajak (Hall Beach): community plan, zoning bylaw, land administration bylaws, quarry bylaws, and maps.


Answer: Sanirajak, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Taloyoak, Nunavut has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Hamlet of Taloyoak Community Plan By-law No. 200 (March 2016); Hamlet of Taloyoak Zoning By-law No. 201 (March 2016), verified 2026-06-04.

Hamlet of Taloyoak Community Plan By-law No. 200 (March 2016)

Summary: Community Plan By-law No. 200 (March 2016) of the Hamlet of Taloyoak. Establishes long-range planning goals and policies for managing growth. Hosted on the GN CGS Planning & Lands portal. Text machine-readable; cover reads 'COMMUNITY PLAN — BY-LAW 200 MARCH 2016'.

Hamlet of Taloyoak Zoning By-law No. 201 (March 2016)

Summary: Zoning By-law No. 201 (March 2016) of the Hamlet of Taloyoak, Nunavut. Governs land use and development within the hamlet. Hosted on the GN CGS Planning & Lands portal. Text machine-readable; cover reads 'ZONING BY-LAW — BY-LAW 201 MARCH 2016'.


Answer: Taloyoak, Nunavut has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

CS Planning & Lands — Taloyoak Downloads Index

Summary: Government of Nunavut CGS Planning & Lands portal page listing community planning documents for Taloyoak: community plan bylaw, zoning bylaw, land administration bylaws, quarry bylaws, and maps.


Answer: Taloyoak, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Hamlet of Whale Cove, Nunavut has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Whale Cove Community Plan By-law No. 230 (2019); Whale Cove Zoning By-law No. 231 (2019), verified 2026-06-04.

Whale Cove Community Plan By-law No. 230 (2019)

Summary: Community Plan By-law No. 230 (2019) of the Hamlet of Whale Cove. Outlines Council's land use and development policies; implemented by the Zoning By-law. Hosted on the GN CGS Planning & Lands portal. Text machine-readable; body cites 'Whale Cove Community Plan' and the Keewatin Regional Land Use Plan.

Whale Cove Zoning By-law No. 231 (2019)

Summary: Zoning By-law No. 231 (2019) of the Hamlet of Whale Cove, Nunavut. Divides the hamlet into zones regulating land use and development. Hosted on the GN CGS Planning & Lands portal. Text machine-readable; body repeatedly cites 'Whale Cove Zoning By-law No. 231'.


Answer: Whale Cove, Nunavut has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-04.

CS Planning & Lands — Whale Cove Downloads Index

Summary: Government of Nunavut CGS Planning & Lands portal page listing community planning documents for Whale Cove: community plan bylaw, zoning bylaw, land administration bylaws, quarry bylaws, and maps.


Answer: Whale Cove, Nunavut has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.