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Winter : Tourism Nunatsiavut

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Winter is one of the best times to visit Nunatsiavut. Though it may be cold outside, our communities remain active. Many important activities to our Inuit culture are most enjoyed when the snow begins accumulating on the ground. Winter is an important part of our Inuit way of life. Come and join us for an experience like no other. Cain's Quest is the longest snowmobile endurance race in the world! To find out more, head over to the Cain's Quest. Torngat Mountains Base Camp. Torngat Mountains National Park.

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Adventures and Packages : Tourism Nunatsiavut

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Nunatsiavut is a land of adventure and cultural discovery. Our communities live our Inuit culture everyday, through the land and through our stories. There are many experiences to discover, and important historic sights to be seen. There is something special for every type of traveler. Torngâsok Cultural Centre. Torngat Mountains Base Camp. Torngat Mountains National Park. Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism. Torngat Arts and Crafts. Services and Business Directory. Travel to Goose Bay.

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Archaeology : Torngâsok Cultural Centre

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Torngat Mountains Base Camp. Torngat Mountains National Park. Feb 25, 2016:. Heritage Forum Reports Online. May 29, 2015:. Apr 04, 2013:. Exhibit Planning Sessions in April. 78 Images, Page 1 of 2. This website is produced by the Torngâsok Cultural Centre.

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Torngâsok Cultural Centre : Torngâsok Cultural Centre

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Torngat Mountains Base Camp. Torngat Mountains National Park. Feb 25, 2016:. Heritage Forum Reports Online. May 29, 2015:. Apr 04, 2013:. Exhibit Planning Sessions in April. The New Torngâsok Cultural Centre. The construction of the Torngâsok Cultural Centre in Nain is underway, and is scheduled to be complete and open to the public by late 2017. We look forward to welcoming you to this special place! A New Landmark in Nunatsiavut: Building Design. Sharing Our Stories: Permanent and Travelling Exhibits.

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Language : Torngâsok Cultural Centre

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Torngat Mountains Base Camp. Torngat Mountains National Park. Feb 25, 2016:. Heritage Forum Reports Online. May 29, 2015:. Apr 04, 2013:. Exhibit Planning Sessions in April. Inuttitut is a cornerstone of the Labrador Inuit culture. It is through Inuttitut that our culture is most vibrant, and our people most connected to Nunatsiavut (our beautiful land). Speak it. Teach it. Live it! This website is produced by the Torngâsok Cultural Centre.

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Home : Torngâsok Cultural Centre

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Torngat Mountains Base Camp. Torngat Mountains National Park. Feb 25, 2016:. Heritage Forum Reports Online. May 29, 2015:. Apr 04, 2013:. Exhibit Planning Sessions in April. The Nunatsiavut Government Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism is dedicated to showcasing and celebrating Labrador Inuit culture, language, and life, past and present, and to building local knowledge. Torngâsok Cultural Centre. This website is produced by the Torngâsok Cultural Centre.

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Our History : Tourism Nunatsiavut

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Rarr; Our History. Our ancestors, the Inuit, have occupied the circumpolar regions of the world for centuries. 150; from Alaska and across Canada's North to the coast of Greenland. We are descendants of the prehistoric Thule, hunters who were drawn to Labrador because of its abundance of whales and other wildlife. We are a maritime people, deeply connected to our environment. We are one of the founding peoples of Canada. Little was known about the Labrador Inuit way of life until the 1760s. December 1st,...

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About Us : Tourism Nunatsiavut

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We are the Inuit of Labrador. In 2005, we signed a land claims agreement that gave us control of our lands again. The agreement provided a foundation to form our own governing system, the Nunatsiavut Government. From which we are now working hard to build opportunities in our communities so that they will thrive far into the future. Torngat Mountains Base Camp. Torngat Mountains National Park. Newfoundland and Labrador Tourism. Torngat Arts and Crafts. Services and Business Directory. Travel to Goose Bay.

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Preparation List : Tourism Nunatsiavut

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Rarr; Preparation List. The communities of Nunatsiavut are remote and rugged. The weather can often be fantastic, but can also change quickly. Bringing the right clothing and equipment on your visit will ensure that you are ready for a variety of conditions and that your experience is most enjoyable. Please check our weather and climate section. For Visits from May - October. Rain gear, Gortex type jacket, and water proof/resistant wind pants (for boat travel and hiking). Sneakers or light shoes. Underwe...

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Communities : Tourism Nunatsiavut

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Nunatsiavut is home to five communities, all found along the Northern Labrador coastline. From north to south, they are: Nain. The communities of Nunatsiavut best represent our living Inuit heritage. Our communities share many similarities that bind them together, but are also unique based on their particular geographies and town histories. Each community offers a slightly different perspective on where we come from and where we are going. Torngat Mountains Base Camp. Torngat Mountains National Park.