Villages of Nunavut

Villages of Nunavut are small, remote communities located in northern Canada’s Arctic region, where the majority of residents are Inuit. These villages serve as local hubs for cultural traditions, governance, and daily life, offering services like healthcare, education, and stores. Characterized by unique indigenous histories and lifestyles adapted to extreme cold and isolated environments, Nunavut's villages are connected by limited transportation options. They play a vital role in preserving Inuit heritage and language while providing residents with essential amenities amidst challenging Arctic conditions.