81. Sakku School, Coral Harbour, Nunavut, Canada Coral Harbour, nunavut, canada. A history Lesson. We are an Inuit Communityof almost 800 living on the shores of Hudson Bay in Northern canada. http://www.edu.nu.ca/~sakku/school/coral.htm

82. North American Studies Connecting Canadian history to the US, includes six online modules which be taughtas a complete series on canada, or individually Includes a nunavut module. http://www.duke.edu/web/northamer/center/outreach.html

The Center for North American Studies Outreach North American Studies' Canadian Studies Program has maintained a twenty-five year tradition of outreach to elementary, secondary, and post secondary educators begun by Canadian studies. The Center has organized annual workshops for primary and secondary school teachers interested in teaching about Mexico, Canada, or North America as a region. At the college level, the Center can provide visiting speakers upon request. Outreach to serve business media and the general public is also an important part of the Center's mission. Please visit our featured 'learning resource' web sites: NCCIU North Carolina Center for International Understanding NCCIU , a program of the University of North Carolina, helps to educate North Carolina citizens, educators, and K-12 students to function effectively in an interdependent global community through international educational exchanges, resources, and programs featuring person-to-person interaction and technology.

83. Browsing Regional North America Canada Nunavut Category People Inuit canada Welcomes nunavut News and history. http//www.caldercup.com/CNEWSnunavut/Preview This Site. CARC Northern http://www.uksprite.com/search/search/Regional/North_America/Canada/Nunavut/

84. Greenwich Mean Time (GMT): Time Zones Canada - Nunavut Mountain, Central Eastern Time Zones in canada, which is 7 you buy or sell products services in nunavut ? For information on astronomy the history of the http://greenwichmeantime.com/local/canada/nu.htm

GMT Time: here Google here Nunavut: Sunday 6th April 2003 Greenwich Time More City Guides Alberta ... Northwest Territories Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward Island Québec Saskatchewan ... Yukon Search for 'Greenwich Mean Time' in these Search Engines: Want results like these? Talk to the Search Engine Strategist! CLICK HERE Travelling to Europe? Hotel, theater deals PRESS HERE Featured Links NU: Nunavut, Canada Map shows original NW Territories On April 1, 1999, Canada's geographical and political map changed and a new jurisdiction, Nunavut, was created. Nunavut was formed from the eastern part of the Northwest Territories and was officially named Canada's third territory. On April 1, 2001, Nunavut reverted to 3 time-zones. Nunavut adopts Daylight-Saving Time. Time Zone Standard Time Summer Time Summer Start Summer End Nunavut (Mountain) This applet works off your computer's clock GMT-7 GMT-6 Standard Time ends ... here Daylight-Saving Time ends 26 October 2003 2am local time Date schedule here Nunavut (Central) This time is as accurate as your computer's clock GMT-6 GMT-5 Standard Time ends ... here Daylight-Saving Time ends 26 October 2003 2am local time Date schedule here Nunavut (Eastern) This applet works off your computer's clock GMT-5 GMT-4 Standard Time ends ... here Daylight-Saving Time ends 26 October 2003 2am local time Date schedule here Links Detailed Map Government of Nunavut website: www.gov.nu.ca

85. Scouts Canada - NWT And Nunavut Contact information and services for members. http://www.nt.scouts.ca/

Scouts Canada Northwest Territories and Nunavut Council Scouter Alf's history and badge pages are now available. Scouter Byron's World Jamboree page is also online. Korea Trip, 2002 : World Festival for Children First Yellowknife 2002 Snowmobile Trip 3-5016 52nd Street Yellowknife, NT X1A 1T4 info@nt.scouts.ca fax 867 920-7186 This web site is hosted as a free community service.

86. Nunavut ( Our Land ) Canada General overview of area people, politics, land use and resources. http://arcticcircle.uconn.edu/ArcticCircle/SEEJ/Nunavut/

Nunavut ("Our Land") - Canada Welcome to Nunavut Nunavut Land Claims Agreement Independent Report on the Implemention of the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement Government of Nunavut ... Nunatsiaq News This week's news in Nunavut CARC - Northern Perspectives Exploring Nunavut Nunavut Bibliography Nunavut commercial site - Inuktitut syllabics and English Gender Parity in Nunavut? - IWGIA Dawn has come to the Arctic - Canadian Inuit prepare for Autonomy

87. International And North American River Exploration And Expeditions International river exploration with veteran professional guides. Canoe trips to Arctic canada, Northwest Territories, nunavut, Iceland, viewing volcanoes, glaciers and whitewater rivers. http://www.sunrise-exp.com/int.html

Each year we offer our clientele at least one new unique and intriguing North American or International river exploratory. Limited to a select number of participants, the choice is typically an exotic river that is seldom - if ever - run; certainly not by open canoeists! In Recent years we have focused on the unexplored rivers of ARCTIC CANADA and ICELAND. For 2003: Egiin River, Lake Hovsgol and Northern Steppe August 6 -16 $2950 for one ($5595 for two) Includes all meals in Mongolia plus two nights at Ulaanbaatar Hotel. Trip meets Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. $1000 deposit required by June 10. Single supplement - $250. For reservations and other information contact us at: 4 Union Plaza - Suite 2 Bangor, ME 04401 1-800-RIVER-30 (Fax: 207-942-9399) e-mail: sunrise1@adelphia.net

88. GeoNative - Inuit - Kalaallit Nunaat - Nunavik - Nunavut Original Inuit forms of places in Greenland (now official in Inuktitut) and canada (in nunavut and else), from the site GeoNative. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/9479/inuit.html

Inuit Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland) - Nunavut - Nunavik Inuit The Inuit are the native inhabitants of the northermost part of the Americas. Their territory ranges from Siberia to Greenland through Alaska and Canada. Their language is divided in distinct languages or dialects, but has some unity. It is called Yupik in South and Central Alaska, Inupiaq in North Alaska, and Inuktitut in Canada and Greenland. The Inuit have some autonomy now in Greenland (Kalaallit Nunaat) and will also be a self-governed territory soon in Canada in Nunavut (their homeland, covering part of the Northwest Territories). Inuit Inuit edo eskimalak (izen hau ez erabiltzea hobeto) Amerikateko ipar-iparreko biztanleak dira. Beren herria Siberiatik Groenlandiara zabal da, Alaska eta Kanadako iparraldea tartean direla. Beren hizkuntza, mintzaira desberdinetan zatitua egon arren, bat da eta izen desberdinak ditu segun eta non: Yupik, Inupiaq, Inuktitut... Groenlandian (Kalaallit Nunaat) badute autonomia, baita laster Kanadako Nunaat eskualdean (Northwest Territories eskualdeko parte handi bat mapetan). In this page you can check: Greenland Canada . Two tables: 1: Names officially changed to Inuktitut in Quebec. 2.

89. Nouveaux Parcs Dans Le Nord - Nunavut - Baie Est Nouveaux parcs dans le Nord par le Gouvernement du canada, Environnement canada et le Service canadien de la faune. http://www.newparksnorth.org/eastba_f.htm

Mars 1997 Gouvernement du Canada Environnement Canada Service canadien de la faune Baie Est Nouveaux parcs dans le Nord

90. Workers' Compensation Board Of The Northwest Territories And Nunavut Agency responsible for occupational safety and health activities (inspection, training, information) as well as for the compensation of workplace accidents and diseases in two of canada's northern territories. http://www.wcb.nt.ca/home.htm

How will I know if I qualify for compensation? What should I do if I am injured? What does the WCB need to consider my claim? ... More questions... Links to other sites Job One EnableLink Association of Workers' Compensation Boards of Canada An Act to Amend the Workers' Compensation Act The Government of the Northwest Territories introduced Bill 15 - An Act to Amend the Workers’ Compensation Act on March 12, 2003. This amendment is the first phase in a planned two phase project to rewrite the Workers’ Compensation Act. A copy of the Bill (in PDF format) can be accessed by clicking “here" Acrobat Reader Young workers are at high risk of injury on the job. The WCB’s Workplace Safety: Safety and the Young Worker program can help reduce the risk. Who Should Care? - Young Workers, Employers, Parents and Teachers MORE Looking for Occupational Health and Safety Information? Check the WCB's Library! MORE Enter your search terms in the box below. Click 'Go' to search. General Safety Regulations We Welcome your Input!

91. The Inuktitut Language Of Tununiq, Pond Inlet, Baffin Island, Nunavut, Arctic Ca Introduction to the language of the Inuit pronunciation guide and a few common words and phrases. http://www.tununiq.com/masters/iinuk.htm

History Inuktitut 101 To understand the nature of "Inuktitut", the word needs to be built from its roots. "Inuit" refers to three or more Arctic aboriginal persons, and an "Inuk" is one Inuit person. Consequently, "Inuk-titut" roughly translates as "in the way of an Inuk". Inuktitut is not just a language; it is a way of life. An Inuk not only speaks in Inuktitut, but he or she also acts, thinks and lives "in the way of an Inuk". As you can image, truly understanding Inuktitut might take non-Inuit a lifetime or more. Nevertheless, learning a few phrases and words can establish goodwill between visitors and Inuit, especially when dealing with a guide or other Inuit for several days. The following are a few pronunciation guides, common words and phrases to get you started. Pronunciation guides: Inuktitut could be called a vowel-based language. That is, every syllable ends in a vowel sound, unless there are two consecutive consonants. In this case, the syllables are split between the two consonants. For example, Inuktitut is pronounced "I-nuk-ti-tut" or "Ee-nook-tee-toot", not "In-ook-tit-oot". An exception occurs in words like "Pangnirtuq" because in Inuktitut "ng" is a single consonant. The pronunciation is "Pang-ni(r)-too(k)" which translates to "place with mature male caribou".

92. Things To Do In Nunavut - Nunavut Attractions nunavut attractions The web's best unbiased reviews, travel articles and guidebook listings about things to do in nunavut, canada. http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-

93. Welcome To Frobisher Racquet Club A full service squash and recreation facility located in Iqaluit, nunavut, canada. http://www.nunanet.com/squashuphere

What's New Favorite Links Sports Page Welcome to the Frobisher Racquet Club home page. The club is located in Iqaluit, capital of Canada's new territory Nunavut. The Frobisher Racquet Club is Canada's most northerly full service private squash and recreation facility. This site contains a wealth of information about the club as well as links to our favorite squash and non squash sites. Please take your time to navigate our site, drop me a line and say hi. Thanks for stopping in, hope to see you soon. What's New Favorite Links Sports Page This document maintained by squashuphere@nunanet.com

94. Premier Of Nunavut Canada to the Premier of nunavut; nunavut Elections; nunavut MLAs; Premiers or register yourbusiness in canada within 24 http://frenchcaculture.miningco.com/library/bl/blpremnun.htm

zfp=-1 About Canada Online Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Canada Online with Susan Munroe Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Canadian Federal Government Provinces of Canada Canadian Premiers ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Premier of Nunavut The first premier of the Territory of Nunavut, Canada Paul Okalik was sworn in as the first Premier of Nunavut, April 1, 1999, the day Nunavut became a Territory of Canada. Name Term of Office Paul Okalik 1999 to present Related Resources Write to the Premier of Nunavut Nunavut Elections Nunavut MLAs Premiers of Canada ... Prime Ministers of Canada Subscribe to the Canada Online Newsletter Name Email Recent Discussions Canada Online Join these forum conversations Where Have The Deluded Lefties Gone? Vimy Ridge CBC's Disclosure Email this page! Sponsored Links Tell Congress to Keep Kids Learning As Congress updates the law to help kids with learning problems, e-mail Washington to change the "wait-to-fail" system and give kids early help. See new poll on identifying learning problems early. http://www.keepkidslearning.org/

95. Arctic Co-op: Welcome Organization serving to promote Inuit and Dene owned businesses in Northern Manitoba, nunavut and the Northwest Territories of canada. Includes information about coops in general. http://www.arcticco-op.com/

Arctic Co-operatives Limited is a service federation that is owned and controlled by 35 community-based Co-operative business enterprises that are located in Nunavut, Northwest Territories, and northern Manitoba. Arctic Co-operatives Limited coordinates the resources, consolidates the purchasing power and provides operational and technical support to the community based Co-operatives to enable them to provide a wide range of services to their local member owners in an economical manner. Arctic Co-operatives Limited was incorporated in 1972. The 35 Co-ops are independently owned and controlled Inuit and Dene businesses. They operate retail facilities, hotels, cable operations, construction, outfitting, arts and crafts production and property rentals. Provides support to a Co-op network with combined revenues of over $112 million in 2001. Over 700 people are employed in our Co-op network. The Co-op system in the north is a great example of Aboriginal community economic development in Canada. info@ArcticCo-op.com

96. Welcome To Nunavut Parks Details of the Territorial and National Parks of nunavut, canada. http://www.nunavutparks.com/

97. Pigiarniq Inuktitut Fonts Regular, bold, italic, and light TrueType font family for the Inuit language, provided by the government of nunavut, canada. http://www.gov.nu.ca/font.htm

Search the GN site: Home HOME DEPARTMENTS CONTACT US ... SITE MAP Pigiarniq Font The Government of Nunavut is making available for download the newly developed "Pigiarniq" font. Pigiarniq is the first of a new generation of Inuktitut fonts that will become the basis of Inuktitut on computer systems. The font is available in 4 weights and 2 styles. The Italic version is still in testing, but is made available for publishing purposes. The final release will be made available when possible. Pigiarniq Fonts Bold.TTF : (145 KB) Regular.TTF : (201 KB) Light.TTF : (138 KB) Italic.TTF : (71.8 KB) Pigiarniq Font : (319KB Zip) Once you have Downloaded your font to a folder of your choice, you can then open up your 'Control Panel' in 'My Computer' or from 'Start'button, 'Settings', 'Control Panel'. Once 'Control Panel' is open, then goto to the 'Fonts' folder and once that is open, goto to 'File', select 'Install New Font'. A new window opens, and you then must find the font that you have just downloaded from the selection above. Once it is installed, you can then view the Inuktitut pages and News releases. If you downloaded the zip file, you will need the winzip program to unzip the file that contains all the pigiarniq font weights.

98. Canoeing Canada Naturalist guided canoeing trips on the Canadian Shield and arctic rivers in Manitoba and nunavut. Lists trips by river, interactive map and online registration. http://www.wildernessspirit.com

99. Civilization.ca - Inuit And Englishmen : The Nunavut Voyages Of Martin Frobisher Frobisher's expeditions to nunavut in Arctic canada are described as well as the search for a Northwest Passage to Asia, the first mining venture in canada, and the earliest attempt by the English to establish a colony in the New World. http://www.civilization.ca/hist/frobisher/frint01e.html

QUICK LINKS Home page Archaeology Arts and Crafts Civilizations Cultures First Peoples History Treasures Military history Artifact catalogue Library catalogue Other Web sites Boutique Nunavut: The Inuit Homeland 1576: A Meeting of Two Worlds The Five Lost Sailors Tokens of Possession ... The Meta Incognita Project Supplementary Information: The Meta Incognita Project, 1990-1999 Cartography of the Northwest Passage Before Frobisher Northwestern Exploration Before Frobisher Humphrey Gilbert ... The Legacies of the Voyages Publications: Meta Incognita: A Discourse of Discovery The Meta Incognita Project: Contributions to Field Studies Martin Frobisher's Northwest Venture, 1576-1581: Mines, Minerals and Metallurgy Martin Frobisher: Elizabethan Privateer ... Credits Created: November 29, 1999 . Last update: May 24, 2002 Important Notices

100. Flashline Arctic Research Station - A Mars Society Project proposed research base to be located on Haughton Crater, Devon Island, nunavut, canada http://home.marssociety.org/arctic

If your browser does not support redirection please click here to visit the new Flashline Arctic Research Station web site. (http://arctic.marssociety.org/)

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