Empowering Inuit through targeted support

From education scholarships and elder benefits to harvester support and employment training, NTI provides a diverse range of resources designed to strengthen the lives of Inuit enrolled under the Nunavut Agreement.

Three people in white lab coats and winter clothing handling caribou meat in a box on the snow outside a building.

Programs and Services

Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. is pleased to announce a callout for applications for the 2026-27 Uqausirngaq Fund. The Uqausirngaq Fund supports projects that will strengthen Inuktut and support Nunavut Inuit in the reclamation, revitalization, and...

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.

The nomination period for this election will be held from Wednesday, April 15 to Tuesday, April 21, 2026. To be eligible to run or vote, individuals must be Canadian citizens, at least 16 years old as of May 27, 2026, and enrolled under the Nunavut Agreement. Once the nomination period begins, nomination packages will be available from the CRO, Community Liaison Officers, and through the NTI website.

The 2018 Nunavut Inuit Labour Force Analysis (NILFA) Report, developed by the Employment and Social Development Canada, provides a “detailed analysis of the labour force of the Nunavut Settlement Area to determine the availability, interest and...

Past Programs and Services

During the summer months of the 1950s, several Inuit families were relocated to the High Arctic by the Government of Canada. Families from Pond Inlet and Inukjuak, known as Port Harrison at the time, on the Hudson coast of northern Quebec, were...

In 1998, a group of people in Gjoa Haven wrote to Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. Vice-President James Eetoolook, “In regards to the Hudson’s Bay trading post which was established at the location known as Perry River.” The letter was signed by six people,...