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Programs and Contributions

As a company wholly owned by Nunavut Inuit,
Nunasi Corporation is pleased to be able to provide
every Nunavut community with a $500 contribution
for Nunavut Day festivities.
Nunasi Corporation also contributes $500 to every
Nunavut community for Chirstmas celebrations.
As a company wholly owned by Nunavut Inuit, Nunasi Corporation is pleased to be able to provide every Nunavut community with a $500 contribution for Nunavut Day festivities. Nunasi Corporation also contributes $500 to every Nunavut community for Chirstmas celebrations.

While Nunasi Cororation exists to help the Inuit of Nunavut take advantage of the opportunities arising in the north, beyond the direct benefits of creating employment opportunities for our Inuit workforce and full Inuit ownership, Nunasi Corporation makes many contributions to individuals, community groups, organizations and events.

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Nunasi has contributed monetary support to the following individuals and organizations:

2010

  • Hockey Nunavut, Basketball Nunavut and the Nunavut Speed Skating Association for their participation in the 2010 Arctic Winter Games.

  • Christmas Games at Larga Baffin (Ottawa), Larga Kitikmeot (Yellowknife), Larga Ltd. (Edmonton), the Kivalliq Inuit Centre (Winnipeg), Tungasuvvingat Inuit and all Nunavut communities.  

  • Aqsarniit Middle School educational tour to Quebec and soccer teams.

  • Inuit Haakiqtiit Nunavummi for their participation in the National Aboriginal Hockey Tournament.

  • Alianait Arts Festival.

  • Rockin Walrus Arts Festival.

  • Qikiqtarjuaq School playground.

  • Alan Kilabuk for his participation in a hockey camp.

  • The Mittimatalik Hunters and Trappers, the Kurtairujuark Hunters and Trappers and the Arviq hunters and Trappers for their bowhead whale hunters.

  • Arctic Bay volleyball, badminton, basketball, soccer teams.

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Arctic Bay Boys' Soccer Team: L-R Aaron Akikulu, Richard Bohlender, Jack Attagutiak, Bruno Attagutsiak, Ricky Iqaqrialu, Kyle Inutiq and coach Wesley Attagutsiak.

  • The Kitikmeot Cup in Cambridge Bay.

  • Inummariit Music Society of Arviat for their music festival.

  • Nunavut Peewee’s hockey team for their participation in a Aboriginal hockey tournament.

  • Nukaq’s volleyball team for their participation in the Rankin Inlet volleyball tournament.

  • Rankin Inlet Novice Hockey for their participation in a tournament.

  • Coral Harbour Annual Fishing Derby.

  • Hilary Angidlik for her participation in the Canada World Youth program.

  • Nunavut Sivuniksavut cultural exchange trip to Nicaragua.

  • Nunavut Day in all communities. 


2009 Northern Youth Aboard participants. 

  • Nunavut Youth Abroad program.

  • Tungasuvvingat Inuit charity golf tournament.

  • CIBC run for our Lives.

  • Aboriginal Honour Ceremony for Aboriginal graduates.

  • Folk on the Rocks music festival.

  •  Rankin Inlet fundraiser for Haiti.

  •  Crime Stoppers Nunavut&NWT

  • YWCA

  • YK Old timers Hockey Association.

  • Motorcycle Ride for Dad fundraiser for prostate cancer research.

  • Air Tindi Charity Golf Classic for the Stanton Territorial Hospital.

  • Adlair Women’s Open Golf Tournament for the junior golf program.

2009

  • Joe Kanayuk, for his participation in a hockey program that took a group of youth from across Canada on a trip across Europe.
  • Toonik Tyme, a one week annual spring festival held in Iqaluit.

  • Spring Fever, a snowmobile race held in Iqaluit.

  • Queens Health Outreach for their health awareness promotion.

  • The annual Hall Beach fishing derby.

  • The Alianait Arts Festival in Iqaluit.

  • The Aiviq Hunters and Trappers Organization, the Kurtairujuark Hunters and Trappers Organization Qamajut Bowhead hunt Committee of Rankin Inlet for their bowhead whale hunts.

  • Adina Tarralik Leger, for her debut CD. 

  • Christmas Games at Larga Baffin (Ottawa), Larga Kitikmeot (Yellowknife), Larga Ltd. (Edmonton), the Kivalliq Inuit Centre (Winnipeg) and all Nunavut communities.  

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Students of the Arctic College Human Services Program on a educational trip in Norway.
L-R Linda Uvilluk, Katherina Lucy Kublu, Lena Dialla and Sandra Demcheson Naqitarvik.  

  • Arctic College Human Services Program students trip to Norway.

  • Nattiq Frolics, an annual spring festival held in Kugluktuk.

  • Taloyoak soccer team for their participation in soccer tournaments in Kugluktuk and Rankin Inlet.

  • Nunavut Sivunuksavut for their cultural exchange trip.

  • Nunavut Literacy Council’s PGI Golf Tournament for Literacy.

  • Northern Youth Abroad Program.

  • Students on Ice.

  • Nunavut Day in all Nunavut communities.

  • Folk on the Rocks, music festival in Yellowknife.

  • Relay for Life.

  • Tungasuvvingat Inuit Charity Golf Classic.

  • Air Tindi Charity Golf Classic for the Stanton Hospital.

  • 2009 NWT Aboriginal Business Conference and Tradeshow.

  • Monkey Tree and Yellowknifer Golden Jacket Golf Tournament. 

  • Honour Ceremony for Aborignal Graduates.