Uvagut TV

Lucy Tulugarjuk conducts interviews with Inuit leaders in arts and culture.

Pukki and Johnny are bored.

Rita Claire has a traditional story.

Tips for smoking and kicking the habit.

This series showcases the Inuit tradition of transforming natural and recycled materials into extraordinary creations for survival and daily life.

Malaya travels to Kugluktuk and learns how to make swan soup and Arctic char antipasto.

Akinisie Sivuarapik goes on a mussel picking trip to Kuujjuarusik (Dry Bay) aboard the Iqaluppik, owned and operated by husband-and-wife outfitting team Charlie Watt Jr. and Christine Nakoolak of Kuujjuaq, Quebec.

Stories and features on the people, communities and secrets of Nunavik, a vast region in Northern Quebec.

In a southern village in Nunavik, Kuujjuaraapik, berry picking contests with wild prizes are celebrated by the community during the Wildberry Festival, as well as feasts and musical performances in the evenings.

Uninterrupted Slow TV showing entire the creative and skills processes of Inuit across various disciplines.

Award-winning television programming by, for and about Indigenous Peoples to share with all Canadians.

Malaya travels to Usualuk with Jayco and Lazaloosie, where they share how they grew up eating traditional food and childhood stories.

In-depth discussions on the reclamation and preservation of Inuktut.

Lucy Tulugarjuk conducts interviews with Inuit leaders in arts and culture.

Jessie Colton is celebrated for her sewing.

Qimaivvik was an Igloolik cultural show that included storytelling, hunting, sewing techniques, legends, language, igloo building, and more.

Uninterrupted Slow TV showing entire the creative and skills processes of Inuit across various disciplines.

Award-winning television programming by, for and about Indigenous Peoples to share with all Canadians.

In a southern village in Nunavik, Kuujjuaraapik, berry picking contests with wild prizes are celebrated by the community during the Wildberry Festival, as well as feasts and musical performances in the evenings.

Stories and features on the people, communities and secrets of Nunavik, a vast region in Northern Quebec.

Jessie Colton is celebrated for her sewing.

Qimaivvik was an Igloolik cultural show that included storytelling, hunting, sewing techniques, legends, language, igloo building, and more.

Tips for smoking and kicking the habit.

This series showcases the Inuit tradition of transforming natural and recycled materials into extraordinary creations for survival and daily life.

In a very special tent in the Arctic, Rita Claire and her husky Qimmiq learn new songs, words, and stories with the help of some animated friends and Inuit performers.

Teaching children cultural values.

Aqi is upset when she realizes Umi didn't invite her to play street hockey; Umi confides in Natti about the situation; Tiu-Tiu wants to play outside but feels frustrated when her mom sends her to visit her grandmother instead.

In a very special tent in the Arctic, Rita Claire and her husky Qimmiq learn new songs, words, and stories with the help of some animated friends and Inuit performers.

Teaching children cultural values.

Aqi is upset when she realizes Umi didn't invite her to play street hockey; Umi confides in Natti about the situation; Tiu-Tiu wants to play outside but feels frustrated when her mom sends her to visit her grandmother instead.

Morris Nigiyok recounts his fascinating knowledge about the stars.

Qimaivvik was an Igloolik cultural show that included storytelling, hunting, sewing techniques, legends, language, igloo building, and more.

Host Akinisie Sivuarapik goes on an ice fishing trip on a beautiful Spring day to Atsaasijuuq, also known in English as False River.

Teaching children cultural values.

In a very special tent in the Arctic, Rita Claire and her husky Qimmiq learn new songs, words, and stories with the help of some animated friends and Inuit performers.

A minor hockey team from Nain travels to Makkovik to compete in a game.

Jerry Ell makes a qamutiq for a child to slide and play with.

Malaya learns how to make traditional Inuit food, including moose hooves, fermented fish heads and fried arctic char over an open fire.

Host Akinisie Sivuarapik goes on an ice fishing trip on a beautiful Spring day to Atsaasijuuq, also known in English as False River.

An experimental musk oxen farm that began in 1967.

The beautiful Limestone Falls in the Ungava region; each of the rivers and lakes have something or a story to tell.

Uninterrupted Slow TV showing entire the creative and skills processes of Inuit across various disciplines.

A qajaq enthusiast and instructor shares his various projects in Kuujjuaq and other Nunavik communities.

Malaya helps prepare a family feast of baked goods, caribou stir-fry and natsiviminiq ujuq seal soup.

In-depth discussions on the reclamation and preservation of Inuktut.

Qimaivvik was an Igloolik cultural show that included storytelling, hunting, sewing techniques, legends, language, igloo building, and more.