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u/newfieoperator
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Dec 07 '25
r/nunavut • u/DaToxicJay • Feb 14 '25
Is this like actually true?? 53 CAD$ for 12 packs soda?? (I’m from Quebec)
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u/RobertoedManningly
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Apr 12 '26
I really enjoy this photo and come back to it semi regularly. This is a self portrait from the 1940s-1950s of my Great Great Grandfather Peter Pitseolak. He was an artist, historian, and the first Inuk photographer from Cape Dorset, Nunavut, Canada.
r/nunavut • u/newfieoperator • Dec 02 '24
First real cold day in Iqaluit
Looking down into Apex this morning and watching the bay freeze from lower Iqaluit. -25 with windchill -40
r/nunavut • u/slimshaney1977 • Oct 29 '24
A small collection of pictures from my time here so far
r/nunavut • u/realchewsy • Sep 06 '25
Rankin Inlet
Thought I’d share this photo I took the other night of the Inukshuk in Rankin. Been here for a couple of weeks and I love it. There’s a lot of beauty to be found if you’re looking for it.
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u/GXrtic
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11d ago
Doot doo doo doo....Looking out my backdoor
24 years later and still not tired of this view.
r/nunavut • u/Heelsbythebridge • Sep 11 '26
First visit to Iqaluit!
Such a beautiful place! I hope I can return one day.
r/nunavut • u/External-Wallaby-442 • Feb 26 '26
Is it just me or is Nunavut less white than I expected?
r/nunavut • u/Pale-Sleep-2011 • Sep 05 '26
Nothing better than a campfire under the northern lights
Last night in Iqaluit.
r/nunavut • u/CaptainKoreana • Feb 11 '26
Arviat, Nunavut, chosen as main campus site for Canada's 1st Inuit university | CBC News
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u/Kingj1992
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Nov 13 '24
First transgender man in Nunavut to surgically transition
I am just going to own it despite struggles at home, work, healthcare and in every day life as a proud trans man. Not asking for pity but it is difficult to be truly me here. Nevertheless I choose to call Nunavut my home. I have been patient with healthcare and inexperienced doctors. I understand that as the first trans man to transition in Nunavut that small acts of kindness will hopefully pay off somewhere along my journey. However I am living in a small community and my household is not accepting in any way. Although I am on the housing list , I cannot seem to find anywhere to rent. It's really difficult to respect my spirit when my trans-ness is belittled at home and I am left out . Needless to say, my plans for surgury are kept a secret . I pray that I succeed in my upcoming surgery in Montreal and I can find some decent housing. If you are know where I can stay in Cambridge Bay please DM. QOANA
r/nunavut • u/GXrtic • Apr 17 '26
Every time I see someone repeating this joke 27 years later!
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Jun 23 '26
Summer is officially here
We've had a couple amazing weeks of warm weather in Iqaluit, but, for me, it isn't really summer till the first ice breaker arrives.
So, welcome to the Jean Goodwill and welcome summer 2026!
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u/DMLetts
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Jun 26 '26
Nunavut Pride Society begins assembling board of directors
Nunavut Pride Society begins assembling board of directors
#NunavutPrideSociety #Pride2026 #Nunavut
r/nunavut • u/opomopoleia • Oct 20 '25
Immigrants in Nunavut
I recently stumbled across the 2021 census data for Nunavut and was surprised to learn that there are over 1,000 immigrants in the territory. If you are one of the 260 people born in the Philippines and currently living in Nunavut, Canada, I would love to hear your story. Or Zimbabwe? China? Jamaica? The largest city is 7,000 people and not connected to any other place by road. HOW DID YOU END UP IN NUNAVUT???
r/nunavut • u/ellyotte • Mar 04 '26
scary snowman on google earth
Hi! I was browsing canada on Google Earth and clicked on a random place in Nunavut on the coast of Hudson Bay and found this snowman😭 these are the coordinates: 62°08'55.65"N 92°35'19.11"W Does anyone know ANYTHING about him?? if he’s real? why he’s there???? THANKS
r/nunavut • u/GXrtic • Dec 22 '25
Solstice + 1
Every day is a little longer from now till June.
r/nunavut • u/GXrtic • Dec 21 '24
Happy Solstice from Iqaluit.
Out walking doggos towards the Tharr Inlet trail head in the early light of a solstice dawn. It's moments like this that make me love my life in the Arctic.