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An in-flight magazine that invites you to discover Northern Quebec's Nunavik region, the unique culture, traditions and lifestyle of the Inuit people and the airline that takes you there and beyond.

Spring 2025

Spring into reading the latest edition of our Inuit magazine, in which you will take a 360-degree look at Nunavik, learn about the Saviour of the North, discover the travelling nature of the Muskox, and more !

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Winter 2025

Grab a cup of tea and delve into this wonderful winter edition! Read about topics such as William Tagoona’s many talents, the moving education program part of school perseverance week, the inspiring work of the Quaqtaq Aaqitauvik Healing Centre, enjoy stunning photos of beautiful rock formations found in Ivujivik, and more.

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Fall 2024

Cozy up and dive into our Fall magazine, in which you will meet a multidisciplinary artist sharing the healing power of art, experience Umiujaq’s magnificent Parc National Tursujuq, be inspired by the positive impact of volleyball in northern communities, learn about the tupiq, enjoy beautiful fly-fishing photographs, and more!

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Summer 2024

There are lots of great stories to discover in this Summer 2024 edition! A budding artist with an expressive persona, the exciting Inukrock rock climbing organization, a beautiful art exhibition from the imagination of Puvirnituq’s youth, an expansive look back at the history of Air Inuit, beautiful photos, and more.

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2024

Winter 2024

For this winter edition, we invite you to cozy up and read about the new generation of Inuit tattoo artists reviving traditional marking methods, how children’s literature is helping to bring Inuktitut to young readers, the hockey craze in the North, and more. Enjoy!

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Spring 2024

This Spring edition is bursting with wonderful discoveries! An interview with a young magician from Kangiqsujuaq, an overview of the next generation of budding Inuit musicians, the story of the incredible “Jeunes Karibus” organization, a discussion with a talented sealskin jewellery designer, and more. Enjoy!

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2023

Winter 2023

Art in all its forms is in the spotlight in our new winter magazine! From the cultural importance of literature, to Inuit music, which is celebrated at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and through the cinema, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the documentary Nanook. And let’s not forget a portrait of William Tagoona, a remarkable multidisciplinary artist. Piloting is also an art! See how to become a pilot with our Sparrow program and meet Jean Laroche, a seasoned flight instructor.

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Spring 2023

In this spring edition of the Inuit magazine, discover the trades of firefighters and mechanics in Nunavik. Meet artist Siasie Audlaluk and her beautiful beadwork. KRG gives us an overview of what's happening in Nunavik and we present houses designed in the North, for the North. Enjoy!

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Summer 2023

We hope you enjoy learning about the inspiring path taken by governor general Mary Simon, the story behind and mission of the recently-opened first veterinary clinic in Nunavik, about Labrador Tea and suvalik – two integral delicacies of Inuit cultural heritage -, and more. Please also enjoy seeing some spectacular photos taken last March during the Ivakkak sled dog race.

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Fall 2023

Our Fall magazine is full of heart-warming stories for you to enjoy. Meet a dedicated teacher following his life’s goal of helping children, a young Inuk from Kangiqsujuaq who fondly remembers traditional beluga hunting with his father, two men committed to guiding students through the techniques and ancestral customs for building qajaqs, the tale behind a children’s album drawn from the imagination of Nunavik children, and more.

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2022

Winter 2022

This new winter edition is filled with interesting features! From a dedicated professor teaching sign language to her students, to the newfound success of libraries in Nunavik without forgetting the Nunami board game and Uvagut TV, everyone will find something to enjoy. If beautiful pictures are more your thing, don’t miss our photo essay on Nunavik’s national parks. Cozy up to all this and more in this edition of the Inuit Magazine.

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Spring 2022

Spring is just around the corner and this new edition of our magazine is a perfect way to welcome the turn of the seasons. In this period of new beginnings, let yourself be enchanted by the inspiring stories and beautiful imagery that await you within the pages; a portrait on award-winning throat singer Akinisie Sivuarapik, a reflection on the power and influence of weather, a fascinating online photo exhibition which looks at Nunavik's history and culture, research showing the unique genetic inheritance of Nunavik's Inuit, a photo essay on fur, and more! What are you waiting for? Enjoy!

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Summer 2022

Learn of the fascinating rise of the FCNQ (or Ilagiisaq, as it’s known in the North), the story behind Niap’s newest beadwork exhibition, the exploding shapes and colors that color the ground during summer in Nunavik, and about Sylvia Cloutier – a multidisciplinary artist committed to encouraging Inuit youth to express themselves through music, hip-hop dance, and theater projects.

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Fall 2022

In this new edition of our magazine, learn how Nunavik is heading towards new levels of energy autonomy through renewable energy projects. Also, follow our Air Inuit team of the road of the Grand Défi Pierre Lavoie, see a portrait of Pita Aatami, Makivik’s President and enjoy the Nunavik autumn lights thanks to our photo essay.

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2021

Winter 2021

This new winter edition is filled with interesting features! From a dedicated professor teaching sign language to her students, to the newfound success of libraries in Nunavik without forgetting the Nunami board game and Ungavut TV, everyone will find something to enjoy. If beautiful pictures are more your thing, don’t miss our photo essay on Nunavik’s national parks. Cozy up to all this and more in this edition of the Inuit Magazine.

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Spring 2021

Contemporary art is featured in this spring edition of our magazine! Discover artist Taqralik Partridge at the head of the new Nordic Lab at the Saw Gallery in Ottawa, the group Turn Up Crew who is giving a boost to the emerging DJ scene in Nunavik and an overview of hip-hop culture and music north of the 55th parallel. Also go on a butterfly hunt or even conquer Kuururjuaq Park and meet Jeannie Kitishinik, station agnet in Umiujaq in our Air Inuit employee portraits section.

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Summer 2021

The environment is at the heart of this summer edition of our Inuit magazine. We present 2 wonderful ecological projects; the thermal battery and compost production in Kuujjuaq. In addition, discover the magnificent national parks of Nunavik and a healing photo essay entitled “A Shared Smile”. Not to mention a portrait of the artist-educator Passa Mangiuk and the organization Justice Pro Bono and its free legal clinics, and much more!

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Fall 2021

Meet Sarah Aloupa, defender of the Inuktitut language and of education in Nunavik, see how gardening where summers are short and temperatures freezing is now possible, witness the revival of printmaking and discover a gold mine of Inuit artefacts in Inukjuak. All this and much more in this new fall edition of our Inuit magazine!

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2020

Winter 2020

See how the radio gathers the Inuit people, discover Hannah Tooktoo and her message of hope, all about the 24th Akpiq Jam where music and berries are in the spotlight, the story of Cirniq, a circus launched by Kativik and Cirque du Soleil, and much more!

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Spring 2020

Witness the last Candy Drop of legendary Inuit pilot Johnny May, discover SIKU a new application created by and for Inuit, a recap of the 2020 Arctic Games, read about our new aircraft the Boeing 737-300 and more!

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Fall 2020

A portrait of Alicia Aragutak, a young woman rooted in her community, greens on the tundra, the identification of historical photographs, the project of a century and the lives of Nunavik birds, our Fall 2020 edition has more in store for you!

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2019

Winter 2019

Learn how we celebrate the holidays in Nunavik, discover the art of Inuit filmmaking, explore the wonders of the 1.4 million year old Pingualuit crater, Inuit elders converge in Sanikiluak, a day in the life of arctic dogs and more!

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Spring 2019

Discover how agriculture is practiced in Nunavik, meet inspiring Inuit women through a video from singer Arianne Moffat, read about a friendly tour guide, witness the popularity of volleyball among young Nunavimmiut and more!

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Summer 2019

Meet Annie Jonas, a sewing artist that keeps tradition alive, discover camp Okpiapik, a place for Nunavik youth to develop their leadership and friendships, a thrill ride along the Koroc River and much more!

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Fall 2019

A portrait on important Inuit leader Minnie Grey, the revival of the arvik hunt, all about traditional Inuit tattoos, a feature on our furry loyal companions, connecting two worlds through adventure and much more!

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2018

Winter 2018

Meet Pingualuit National Park’s favorite tour guide and the accordion players of Nunavik. Learn all about Quajartalik’s amazing petroglyphs, the revival of Inuit dogsledding and the life-altering journey of the Jeunes Karibus and more!

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Spring 2018

A young women returns home and reconnects with her culture to better defend it, the rise of ecotourism in Nunavik, a step-by-step guide to building an igloo, all about Puvirnituq’s Snow Festival and more!

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Summer 2018

Meet Mary A. Pilurtuut, a model of community engagement and leadership, the 10th anniversary of the Raglan Mine’s apprenticeship program, the Inuit’s take on baseball, the wonders of Lake Tasiujaq, the Nunavik School of Rock and more!

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Fall 2018

A portrait of beloved teacher Maggie MacDonnell, the first eco-centre north of the 54th parallel, reimagining the way northern communities are designed and built, understanding Inuit mythology and more!

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2017

Winter 2017

Midwives in Nunavik, a training center for surviving the Arctic cold, scientists’ quest to unravel the mysteries of the northern environment, the work of Inuit documentarist Jobie Weetaluktuk, and more!

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Spring 2017

Kayaking down Nunavik, giving women a voice, the story of the great migration, the young Inuit generation and their vision of their land, a photo essay depicting a waterfront feast, and much more.

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Summer 2017

Learn about Senator Charlie Watt’s fight for the rights of indigenous peoples, Walrus hunting and preparing Igunak, the surprising diversity of northern flora, the beaches of Nunavik and the King Air 350, newest addition to Air Inuit’s growing fleet.

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Fall 2017

Warm up to the sounds of folk duo Twin Flames, learn all about the northern jig, the joys of exploring Nunavik’s tundra on fat bikes, Inuit youth shooting short films thanks to Wapikoni Mobile, Air Inuit’s first female Inuk pilot, and more!

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2016

Winter 2016

All about the Arctic Winter Games, a portrait of Inuit art legend Tivik Etok, the joys of kite-skiing in the great white north, a special report on Nunavik’s youth outreach programs, and more.

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Spring 2016

Nunavik’s passion for hockey, cross-country skiing in the Pingaluit crater, an interview with musical group Sugluk, the science behind northern lights, and more.

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Summer 2016

Mixing traditional with modern fashion in Nunavik; Inuit singer with Beatrice Deer; hiking on Mont D’Iberville; the fauna of Nunavik; and much more.

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Fall 2016

Two Inuit teens improve the traditional Inuit lamp, the story of the Salluit Running Club in Haiti, Melissa Haney, Air Inuit’s first female Inuk flight captain, and much more.

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2015

Winter 2015

Discover a typical northern plate through Nunvaik’s traditional food, a portrait of Sheila Watt-Cloutier and her life’s work, come out for a dogsled ride, see how planes are de-iced in cold weaher and much more!

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Spring 2015

In this edition of our magazine see Inuit on the big screen, come fish the arctic char, discover the many Inuktitut words for snow, follow the beat at the Nunavik Regional Youth Talent Show and a portrait of the late Elashuk Pauyungie one of Nunavik’s biggest advocate through her voice.

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Summer 2015

A special report on how Inuit culture, language and lifestyle are taught in northern schools, a portrait of natural caregiver, Eva Deer, a photo essay on Nunavik’s National parks teeming with geological wonders, a look at co-ops as an increasingly popular business model, and more!

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Fall 2015

A look back at the history of aviation in Nunavik, the role of the snowmobile in northern culture, adapting Inuktituk to the modern world, a close-up on wildlife photography and an overview of Aumaaggiivik, the Nunavik Arts Secretariat, keeping Inuit arts alive and well.

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Fall 2014

Our First Edition

Air Inuit is proud to introduce the very first edition of its inflight magazine. Aptly named ᐃᓄᐃᑦ meaning INUIT, the new magazine is designed to provide travelers with a quality magazine that showcases Inuit culture, traditions and lifestyle, but also invites readers to learn more about the majestic beauty and charm of Northern Quebec’s picturesque Nunavik region.

A reflection of the Inuit people and the airline that was created to serve them, the new magazine features content about Air Inuit’s growing fleet of aircraft specially equipped for northern operations, as well as the many specialized services it provides to its diverse clientele. Every year, the airline flies some 100,000 passengers to and from Nunavik. The airline also services Sanikiluaq, LaGrande, Quebec’s Côte-Nord, Schefferville and Wabush.

Published four times per year, Inuit will present new and existing businesses, cover sports, arts and crafts, food and entertainment that reveal a constantly evolving, vibrant and distinctive culture. It also features games and a special section dedicated to the Inuktitut language to keep northern travelers of all ages engaged and entertained during and after their flight.

Our first edition features articles on legendary northern aviator, Johnny May, popular Inuit singer-songwriter Elisapie Isaac, photo coverage of a trip down the famed George River, and a piece about the growing popularity of Inuit art on the world stage.

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