Mary May Simon was the first Indigenous person to become the Governor General of Canada. She was installed as the […]

When traveling to Nunavik, expect to hear some music by Elisapie Issac playing on the local radio station. Elisapie grew […]

Victoria Okppik is originally from Quaqtaq. She now lives in Montreal. She was the first Inuk to graduate in Fashion […]

Shelia Watt-Coutier is respected internationally for her work around climateClimate is the average and normal weather in a specific place or […]

Johnny May was born in Kangiqsualujjuaq and now lives in Kuujjuaq, Nunavik. He was one of the first Inuit pilots. […]

Radio Stations Radio stations remain a popular form of communication and amusement in Nunavik. There are local radio stations in […]

Nunavik offers unique experiences to travelers including hunting, fishing, kayaking, rafting, hiking, snowmobile trips, and more. It is a wonderful […]

While many Inuit continue to travel to the south to access post-secondary education, there has been an effort to increase […]

Thomassie Mangiok is an educator and artist. Thomassie lives in Ivujivik. In 2021, he works as the vice-principal and centre […]

Life in Nunavik in 2020 is much different than it was in 1980. Many communities now have youth houses where […]

Country food plays an important role in Inuit culture. Some examples of country food are ptarmigan, maktaaq (whale skin and […]

Around 2020, climateClimate is the average and normal weather in a specific place or region.  change is impacting territoryA territoryA territory is an area of land, or sometimes of sea, that we can say "belongs"... is […]

Mines play an important role in Nunavik’s history and economy. In Nunavik, copper and nickel mines are privately owned by […]

Sled dogs were traditionally essential to survival in Nunavik; they helped Inuit move around the territoryA territoryA territory is an area of land, or sometimes of sea, that we can say "belongs"... is an area […]