The Nunavut Agreement
The Nunavut Agreement was created to protect Inuit rights and ensure Inuit have a meaningful role in decisions about our lands, waters, wildlife and communities.
The Agreement sets out specific rights, benefits and responsibilities for Inuit, as well as commitments that must be upheld by the federal and territorial governments.
The Nunavut Agreement is the foundation for protecting Inuit rights, strengthening Inuit communities and supporting Inuit self-determination in Nunavut.
Inuit Firm Registry
The Inuit Firm Registry helps identify Inuit-owned businesses eligible for consideration under Article 24 of the Nunavut Agreement. Use this page to search the registry, register an Inuit firm, update firm information, and learn more about Inuit economic opportunities.
Our Programs & Services
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Employment Opportunities
NTI regularly hires staff across its departments in Iqaluit, Rankin Inlet, Cambridge Bay, and other Nunavut communities. Preference is given to Inuit enrolled under the Nunavut Agreement. Browse current job openings and apply online.
Request for Proposals
NTI issues Requests for Proposals, tenders, and procurement opportunities for consulting, research, construction, and community-based program delivery across Nunavut. View active solicitations and submission deadlines.