Cambridge Bay elders gathered last week to discuss traditional housing designs at the May Hakongak Library and Cultural Centre. Their insights will help the Kitikmeot Heritage Society with its design of a small, energy-efficient building. (Photo courtesy of the Pitquhirnikkut Ilihautiniq/Kitikmeot Heritage Society)
The Kitikmeot Heritage Society has teamed up with the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology to design and construct a super energy-efficient building in Cambridge Bay.
Kuujjuaq residents receive free manicures on Friday, as part of the Ungava Wellness Program’s Puttautiit month-long mental health activities and workshops. The event, held at Nuna Golf, also offered massages, beading, haircuts and a funny photo booth, along with coffee, tea, smoothies and healthy snacks. (Photo by Isabelle Dubois)