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The official website
Government of Nunavut
The Government of Nunavut operates under a unique consensus-based system,
reflecting the territory's commitment to Inuit values and traditions. It serves
as a public government representing all residents of Nunavut, both Inuit and
non-Inuit. The government is structured with three branches: executive,
legislative, and judicial. The executive branch, led by the Premier and Cabinet,
is accountable to the unicameral Legislative Assembly, which consists of elected
members who operate without political parties.
Vsit our website at :
www.gov.nu.ca
Alphabetical Listings
Destination Nunavut
Destination Nunavut showcases the unique and breathtaking experiences available
in Canada's northernmost territory, where the Arctic's pristine landscapes and
rich Inuit culture converge. Visitors can immerse themselves in the region's
natural beauty, from kayaking alongside narwhals and icebergs to exploring vast
tundras, dramatic fjords, and glaciers. The site highlights opportunities for
wildlife viewing, including polar bears, beluga whales, and rare bird species.
Vsit our website at :
www.destinationnunavut.ca
Nunatsiaq News
Nunatsiaq News is the newspaper of record for Nunavut and the Nunavik territory
of Quebec, serving as a vital source of information for the Eastern Arctic.
Published by Nortext Publishing Corporation, the newspaper reaches 39 eastern
Arctic communities and approximately 50,000 readers weekly through its website,
print edition, and e-editions. Nunatsiaq News offers daily updates on its
website and publishes a weekly print edition on Fridays.
Vsit our website at :
www.nunatsiaq.com
Nunavut Association of Municipalities
The Nunavut Association of Municipalities (NAM) serves as the unified voice for
the territory's hamlets and municipalities. Representing the collective
interests of these local governments, NAM advocates for improved infrastructure,
increased funding, and greater autonomy in addressing the unique challenges
faced by Nunavut communities. Through collaboration, training, and advocacy, NAM
empowers its members to effectively deliver essential services, foster
sustainable development, and promote the well-being of Nunavummiut.
Vsit our website at :
www.nunavutam.com
Nunavut Economic Developers Association
The Nunavut Economic Developers Association (NEDA) plays a crucial role in
fostering sustainable economic growth and development across Nunavut. By
providing professional development opportunities, advocating for policies that
support business and entrepreneurship, and facilitating networking among
economic development professionals, NEDA strengthens the capacity of communities
to build thriving local economies. The organization serves as a vital link
between government, businesses, and community stakeholders, ensuring that
economic development initiatives are culturally sensitive, environmentally
responsible, and aligned with the unique needs and aspirations of Nunavummiut.
Vsit our website at :
www.nunavuteda.com
Nunavut Housing Corporation
The Nunavut Housing Corporation (NHC) plays a vital role in addressing the
critical housing needs of Nunavummiut, the Inuit people of Nunavut. Given the
unique challenges of the Arctic environment, including remote communities, harsh
weather conditions, and high construction costs, the NHC faces a significant
task in providing safe, affordable, and culturally appropriate housing. Their
mandate extends beyond simply building houses; they are also responsible for
managing and maintaining existing social housing stock, delivering housing
programs, and fostering partnerships with communities and other organizations to
create sustainable housing solutions for the territory.
Vsit our website at :
www.nunavuthousing.ca
Nunavut Planning Commission
The Nunavut Planning Commission (NPC) is a vital institution responsible for
developing, implementing, and monitoring land use plans across the vast
territory of Nunavut, Canada. Its primary mandate is to ensure responsible
resource management and sustainable development while respecting Inuit culture,
values, and traditional knowledge. The NPC operates under the Nunavut Planning
and Project Assessment Act, striving to balance economic growth with
environmental protection and social well-being.
Vsit our website at :
www.nunavut.ca
Qikiqtani Inuit Association
The Qikiqtani Inuit Association (QIA) is the organization representing the
approximately 14,000 Inuit of the Qikiqtaaluk Region (Baffin Region) of Nunavut,
Canada. Its primary mission is to protect and advance the rights and benefits of
Qikiqtani Inuit, advocating for their social, cultural, and economic well-being.
QIA plays a crucial role in implementing the Nunavut Agreement, addressing land
claims issues, and managing Inuit-owned lands within the region.
Vsit our website at :
www.qia.ca
Travel Nunavut
Travel Nunavut is the territorial private-sector business services and advocacy
organization for the travel sector in Nunavut, Canada's most unique travel
destination. The organization represents over 155 members, including traditional
leisure-focused businesses, cruise companies, airlines, food suppliers, taxi
companies, and conference planners. Travel Nunavut provides specialized
knowledge and expertise in marketing, research, industry development, training,
and visitor services.
Vsit our website at :
www.travelnunavut.ca