Nunavut
@ - Iqaluit
Nunavut
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Destination Nunavut
Oral storytelling can date the origins of Inuit on the Arctic Archipelago as far
back as 1,000 years ago, when ancient people known as the Thule developed a
maritime hunting culture, creating large semi-permanent communities with
structures made of whalebone and sod, intricate metal hunting tools, and unique
carvings. As cooling climates changed Thule culture around 500 years ago, the
diverse Inuit societies that live on today in Nunavut began to emerge.
URL :
www.destinationnunavut.ca
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Nunavut Association of Municipality
Municipal government is the order of government often described as “closest to
the people.” Our members are the mayors, the councillors and the senior
administrators representing the community members of Nunavut’s 25 incorporated
municipalities. The Nunavut Association of Municipalities (NAM) is the
collective voice of Nunavut’s municipal governments. Our role is to support
strong leaders and strong administrators so that leaders can continue to build
better lives for their community members and then collectively, we all build a
more prosperous, livable, and sustainable future for Nunavut.
URL :
www.nunavutam.com
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Nunavut Development Corporation
The Nunavut Development Corporation is a Territorial corporation of the
Government of Nunavut. The Corporation’s enabling legislation, the Nunavut
Development Corporation Act, along with its Investment Policies and Guidelines
establishes NDC’s investment framework and sets out reporting requirements. We
make equity investments in target Nunavut economic sectors that help create
employment and income opportunities for residents and grow Nunavut business with
an emphasis on investing in Nunavut’s smaller communities.
URL :
www.ndcorp.nu.ca
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Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated
Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated (NTI) ensures that promises made under the
Nunavut Agreement are carried out. Inuit exchanged Aboriginal title to all their
traditional land in the Nunavut Settlement Area for the rights and benefits set
out in the Nunavut Agreement. The management of land, water and wildlife is very
important to Inuit. NTI coordinates and manages Inuit responsibilities set out
in the Nunavut Agreement and ensures that the federal and territorial
governments fulfill their obligations.
URL :
www.tunngavik.com
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Travel Nunavut
Travel Nunavut is a not-for-profit membership association that encourages
tourism development by providing specialized knowledge and expertise in four key
areas: marketing, research and communication, market readiness, and advocacy. We
exist to support and promote our members’ products and services to the world.
Travel Nunavut seeks partnerships with governments, Inuit Associations,
communities, and tourism operators to promote tourism opportunities that
encourage sustainable economic growth, cultural preservation and sustainable
social benefits for Nunavummiut.
URL :
www.travelnunavut.ca
Nunavut
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