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Baffin Regional Chamber of Commerce
The Baffin Regional Chamber of Commerce (BRCC) is a non-partisan organization
dedicated to fostering, promoting, and enhancing business development in the
Baffin region of Nunavut, Canada. Established with a mission to create a
thriving economic environment, the BRCC focuses on responsible business
practices while providing significant value to its members through various
benefits, partnerships, and advocacy initiatives. The Baffin Regional Chamber of
Commerce plays a crucial role in supporting and advancing the business community
within the Baffin region, embodying a commitment to sustainable economic growth
and collaboration among its members.
Vsit our website at :
www.baffinchamber.ca
Destination Nunavut
Nunavut, the northernmost territory of Canada, is a unique destination known for
its breathtaking landscapes, rich Inuit culture, and diverse wildlife. Covering
over two million square kilometers, it comprises more than 20% of Canada's land
area, making it the largest province or territory in the country. Visitors to
Nunavut can immerse themselves in the vibrant culture of the Inuit people, who
have inhabited this region for over 5,000 years. The territory offers
opportunities to engage with local traditions through storytelling, arts and
crafts, and performances such as throat singing and drum dancing. The capital
city, Iqaluit, serves as a cultural hub where tourists can explore traditional
Inuit arts and participate in local festivals.
Vsit our website at :
www.destinationnunavut.ca
Law Society of Nunavut
The Law Society of Nunavut (LSN) is the governing body responsible for licensing
and regulating the legal profession in Nunavut. It operates in English and
French, with an additional legal aid hotline in Inuktitut. The LSN is based in
Iqaluit, the territorial capital. The LSN maintains a referral service for the
public to connect with lawyers practicing in specific areas of law. The LSN
offers confidential support to its members through Practice Advisors, who can
assist with legal, ethical, and practice concerns. The Law Society of Nunavut
plays a crucial role in maintaining professional standards and ensuring access
to legal services in the territory.
Vsit our website at :
www.lawsociety.nu.ca
Northwest Territories & Nunavut Construction Association
The Northwest Territories & Nunavut Construction Association (NNCA) is a
nonprofit organization. The NNCA welcomes organizations with interests in the
construction industry across both territories. Its membership includes general
contractors, trade contractors, manufacturers, suppliers, road builders, heavy
construction contractors, logistics and transportation businesses, allied
professionals, and government departments. The NNCA offers a procurement portal
that distributes information about upcoming construction projects to over 250
industry contacts across Northern Canada. The association serves as a valuable
resource for those seeking construction services or supplies in the Northwest
Territories and Nunavut regions.
Vsit our website at :
www.nnca.ca
Nunavut Association of Municipalities
The Nunavut Association of Municipalities (NAM) is the collective voice for all
25 municipal governments in Nunavut. NAM serves as a non-governmental
organization providing support, advocacy, and a unified platform for
municipalities across the territory. NAM represents municipal interests at the
territorial and national levels. The association facilitates meetings, conducts
research, and produces communications materials to support its member
communities. NAM offers programs and services to strengthen local governance.
Vsit our website at :
www.nunavutam.com
Nunavut Development Corporation
The Nunavut Development Corporation (NDC) is a Territorial corporation of the
Government of Nunavut, established by the Nunavut Development Corporation Act.
Its primary objective is to make equity investments in target Nunavut economic
sectors, focusing on creating employment and income opportunities for residents,
particularly in smaller communities. Key aspects of NDC's operations include: •
Investing in eligible Nunavut business enterprises to support employment and
income opportunities. • Focusing on investments in Nunavut's smaller
communities. • Prioritizing investments in sectors such as fishing, tourism, and
cultural industries. • Operating under the guidance of a Board of Directors for
financial decisions.
Vsit our website at :
www.ndcorp.nu.ca
Nunavut Physicians
Nunavut Physicians offers unique opportunities for medical professionals to
practice in Canada's northernmost territory. The organization provides both
locum and permanent placements across Nunavut's 25 remote communities.
Physicians work in a cross-cultural environment, combining emergency and family
medicine, often collaborating with nurses in health centers. Nunavut offers
physicians a chance to practice full-scope family medicine in a challenging yet
rewarding environment, while experiencing the unique culture and natural beauty
of Canada's Arctic.
Vsit our website at :
www.nuphysicians.ca
NWT & Nunavut Chamber of Mines
The NWT & Nunavut Chamber of Mines is the primary voice for the northern mining
and exploration industry in Canada's Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Its main
objective is to promote responsible and prosperous development of the mining
sector in these regions. The Chamber advises governments, regulatory agencies,
investors, Aboriginal groups, media, educational institutions, and the public on
industry positions and initiatives. Over 200 members, including mining and
exploration companies, consulting firms, service suppliers, and individuals
interested in supporting the industry. The Chamber plays a crucial role in
promoting the economic importance of mining in the North, fostering
relationships with Indigenous communities, and advocating for responsible
resource development in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
Vsit our website at :
www.miningnorth.com
NWT-NU Dental Association
The Northwest Territories and Nunavut Dental Association (NWT-NU Dental
Association) is a voluntary professional organization representing dentists in
the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Key Functions: • Represents dentists in
the Northwest Territories and Nunavut • Provides a professional network for
dental practitioners • Offers a dental fee guide for members. The association
plays a crucial role in supporting dental professionals in the northern
territories, helping to address challenges such as providing dental services in
remote communities.
Vsit our website at :
www.nwtnudentalassociation.ca
Qikiqtani Inuit Association
The Qikiqtani Inuit Association (QIA) is the regional voice of Nunavut's Inuit,
representing 51 percent of Inuit living in the Canadian Arctic. Located in
Iqaluit, Nunavut, QIA serves as a Designated Inuit Organization under the
Nunavut Agreement and is one of three Regional Inuit Associations affiliated
with Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. Mission and Role: • Represents over 14,000 Inuit in
the Qikiqtani (Baffin) region • Empowers Qikiqtani Inuit to implement Inuit-led
solutions • Manages Inuit Owned Lands in the Qikiqtani Region.
Vsit our website at :
www.qia.ca
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Government of Nunavut
The Government of Nunavut (GN) operates under a consensus style of government,
which is unique in Canada along with the Northwest Territories. This system
blends parliamentary democracy principles with aboriginal values, emphasizing
cooperation, effective leadership, and collective accountability. The GN serves
Nunavummiut across three regions and 25 communities, offering competitive pay
and diverse employment opportunities. It aims to make Nunavut a better place for
future generations while preserving Inuit culture and values.
Vsit our website at :
www.gov.nu.ca
Travel Nunavut
Travel Nunavut is the official tourism organization for Nunavut, dedicated to
promoting and supporting the travel industry in this unique Arctic territory.
Visitors can only access Nunavut by air or sea, as there are no road connections
between communities. Major airlines such as Canadian North and Calm Air provide
flights from southern Canada to regional hubs like Iqaluit, Rankin Inlet, and
Cambridge Bay. The organization offers comprehensive resources for travelers
planning their trips. This includes information on weather conditions, cultural
experiences, local attractions, and travel packages tailored to various
interests.
Vsit our website at :
www.travelnunavut.ca