Grants and Contributions

Assess the feasibility of harvesting goose sustainably and pilot the development of goose products for sale throughout the Arviat and Nunavut.

A project to employ hunter-instructors to build capacity and skills by training youth from the Clyde River community to hunt and harvest country food, prepare and process food, and make and maintain tools and equipment for hunting and harvesting.

Repair, renovate and redevelop the Qammaq Hotel in Clyde River.

Qikiqtaaluk Business Development Corporation, will undertake a project to conduct a study to determine the most efficient community food processing facilities that could be established in the Qikiqtani Region and provide 6 harvesters with a living wage to pilot a professional harvester program.

Construction of a new fishing trawler to assist with harvesting its Nunavut fishery quota.

The proposed project will renovate an existing structure from the old Giant Mine site and repurpose it to preserve the heritage and mining history of Yellowknife. The Centre will facilitate partnerships between schools, Indigenous groups, existing museum operations, and the Giant mine Remediation Project. The scope of the project includes: construction, leasehold improvements, access infrastructure, kitchen equipment, electrical, and mechanical expenses.

The project will focus on i) preservation of archaeological sites ii) aero mapping and iii) drone training of young Inuit.

The Government of Nunavut will complete projects in accordance with Regional Air Transportation Initiative (RATI) terms and conditions to provide support that will help stabilize communities impacted by the decision of national carriers over the immediate term.

Enhance the "Total Shelter" product and scale up production by receiving CSA Certification in conjunction with the development a marketing plan to build and distribute the units on a national level.

The objective of this project is to provide a youth with some work experience in the agriculture and agri-food sector.