Category Nunavut

A Traveler-Friendly Journey by Octavia O Some places teach you not through grand monuments or busy itineraries, but through hands at work, stories spoken softly, and traditions lived every day. Taloyoak is one such place. Located near the Arctic Circle…

A Traveler-Friendly Journey by Octavia O Some places leave an impression not because they are loud or grand, but because they feel deeply alive—woven from land, culture, and quiet creativity. Pangnirtung, nestled among soaring mountains and dramatic fjords near Auyuittuq…

A Traveler-Friendly Journey by Octavia O There are places in Canada where the land feels like a guide—patient, honest, and deeply instructive. Kugluktuk, the westernmost community in Nunavut, is one of those places. Set at the mouth of the Coppermine…

A Traveler-Friendly Journey by Octavia O Some places whisper their stories through oceans and coastlines. Others speak from the very center of the land. Baker Lake (Qamani’tuaq) is one such place—a rare inland community in Nunavut, rich with artistic expression,…

There are destinations you visit for scenery, and then there are places you visit to understand a way of life. Igloolik belongs firmly to the second kind. Located north of the Arctic Circle, this small but profoundly important Inuit community…

There are places in Canada that feel like the edge of the map—and then there are places that feel like the beginning of a story. Pond Inlet, known in Inuktitut as Mittimatalik, is both. Located at the northern tip of…

Some places welcome you with famous landmarks. Others welcome you with continuity—the quiet assurance that life here has meaning rooted far deeper than tourism. Arviat is one of those rare places. Located along the western shores of Hudson Bay in…

Cambridge Bay: Where Science, Tradition, and the Arctic Ocean Meet There are places in Canada that feel like frontiers, and then there are places that feel like crossroads of knowledge. Cambridge Bay is both. Located on Victoria Island, this welcoming…

There are places in Canada that surprise you not with grandeur, but with depth. Rankin Inlet is one of those places. Quietly confident and richly creative, this northern community on the western shore of Hudson Bay tells a powerful story…

When people hear the word Arctic, many imagine endless ice, silence, and isolation. I did too—until I visited Iqaluit, a place that gently and confidently rewrites that story. Sitting proudly on the edge of Frobisher Bay on Baffin Island, Iqaluit…