I'd say you sign yourself off the lease and find a new place as fast as you can. You're on a sinking ship, pal. As you said, they defaulted on their applications Being that the verbal agreement is nulled, it's up to you to get them out *not forcefully, since you accepted the verbals, not your landlord.
Nunavut is Canadaâs largest and most northerly province. It comprises part of the mainland and a huge scattering of islands. This region is the 5th largest inter-country land area in the world. Nunavut is very sparsely populated with a population of just 33,000 and a population density of 0.02 people per square kilometer (0.052 per square mile). This was, however, an 8.3% increase on the 2006 census; a much higher increase than the average increase across Canada.
Nunavut is an enormous territory, so the weather varies widely from place to place. First time visitors to Nunavut should know that it does not have a temperate climate. This is the Arctic, which is much colder on average than most of the populated regions of the world. Temperatures vary widely by community. The average temperature in Kugluktuk is the warmest in Nunavut, sometimes rising to 30Â°C in the summer and ranging from -15Â°C to -40Â°C in the winter. The coldest community in Nunavut is Grise Fiord, where summer temperatures can sometimes rise above freezing to 5Â°C and winter temperatures frequently drop to -50Â°C. Spring temperatures are more consistent throughout the territory, with average daytime highs between -20Â°C and -10Â°C.