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Sea kayaker Maligiaq Padilla from Greenland teaches youth from Puvirnituq, Nunavik the tricky art of rolling their kayaks. ©2013 Sivummut
Sea kayaker Maligiaq Padilla from Greenland teaches youth from Puvirnituq, Nunavik the tricky art of rolling their kayaks. ©2013 Sivummut
Kawtysie Kakee is weaving in the Uqqurmiut Centre for Arts and Crafts in Pangnirtung on Baffin Island. ©2013 Sivummut
Kawtysie Kakee is weaving in the Uqqurmiut Centre for Arts and Crafts in Pangnirtung on Baffin Island. ©2013 Sivummut
Leeveena Nuyalia is the vice-principle and a teacher mentor at Nakasuk Elementary School in Iqaluit, Nunavut. ©2013 Sivummut
Leeveena Nuyalia is the vice-principle and a teacher mentor at Nakasuk Elementary School in Iqaluit, Nunavut. ©2013 Sivummut
Inuit who go to the Ivirtivik Centre in Montreal. There are about 10,000 Inuit who live in southern cities, mostly in Montreal and Ottawa. ©2013 Sivummut
Inuit who go to the Ivirtivik Centre in Montreal. There are about 10,000 Inuit who live in southern cities, mostly in Montreal and Ottawa. ©2013 Sivummut
Elaine Kilabuk is being mentored to become the first Inuit doctor. ©2013 Sivummut
Elaine Kilabuk is being mentored to become the first Inuit doctor. ©2013 Sivummut
Johnny Issaluk, a world champion in Arctic high kick, is preparing to make an igloo. ©2013 Sivummut
Johnny Issaluk, a world champion in Arctic high kick, is preparing to make an igloo. ©2013 Sivummut
Meeka and Becky Kilabuk are mother and daughter, and each is mentoring the other in the art that is her specialty. ©2013 Sivummut
Meeka and Becky Kilabuk are mother and daughter, and each is mentoring the other in the art that is her specialty. ©2013 Sivummut
The traditional Inuit stone lamp, the qulliq, represents the journey Inuit have travelled from their cultural roots to the present day. ©2013 Sivummut
The traditional Inuit stone lamp, the qulliq, represents the journey Inuit have travelled from their cultural roots to the present day. ©2013 Sivummut