Uvagut TV

Sometimes it can be a real adventure dealing with chilly weather when it freezes pipes and stops vehicles from starting.

On the land documentaries from Nunavik region.

Elizabeth Banksland.

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

Two local snowmobile teams compete.

Stories and features on Inuit innovation through step-by-step processes with Inuit craftspeople.

Rita Claire goes heather picking, and she brings home the leaves to make some delicious tea; Kathleen Merritt visits the qarmaq and sings Immaqaali taima.

Cultural values.

Tiu-Tiu gets frustrated when she struggles with reading and math; Sissy feels left out when her partners, Natti and Umi, plan the school project without her.

Rita Claire goes heather picking, and she brings home the leaves to make some delicious tea; Kathleen Merritt visits the qarmaq and sings Immaqaali taima.

Cultural values.

Tiu-Tiu gets frustrated when she struggles with reading and math; Sissy feels left out when her partners, Natti and Umi, plan the school project without her.

Cultural and informational program about the Inuvialuit people.

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

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

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

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

Cultural values.

Rita Claire goes heather picking, and she brings home the leaves to make some delicious tea; Kathleen Merritt visits the qarmaq and sings Immaqaali taima.

Kids see Charlie in action.

Madeline Atagooyuk and Therese Ukaliannuk teach Annabella how to make amauti earrings and a sealskin purse.

Inuit families and outfitters express love and their culture through food.

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

Cultural values.

Rita Claire goes heather picking, and she brings home the leaves to make some delicious tea; Kathleen Merritt visits the qarmaq and sings Immaqaali taima.

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

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

Inuit families and outfitters express love and their culture through food.

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

Cultural and informational program about the Inuvialuit people.

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.

A chilly winter day filled with fun hosted by a local youth committee; foot races on the lake, songs and stories from adventures long ago told inside a cozy tent.

The George River caribou herd moved to the northern part of the George River in 1959.

Cultural and informational program about the Inuvialuit people.

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

Kids see Charlie in action.

Madeline Atagooyuk and Therese Ukaliannuk teach Annabella how to make amauti earrings and a sealskin purse.

Rita Claire has lots of friends, and one of her best friends is Qimmiq; she needs help to figure out what qualities make someone a good friend; Jennifer Soucie stops by the qarmaq to sing "Nukakulu" and Looee and James Arreak sing their song.

Teaching children cultural values.

Uka feels sad and upset when Sissi forgets about their play date, so Uka talks to Miki about his feelings; Tuka gets worried when Sissi is grumpy and rude, but their teacher helps them talk through the problem together.

Rita Claire has lots of friends, and one of her best friends is Qimmiq; she needs help to figure out what qualities make someone a good friend; Jennifer Soucie stops by the qarmaq to sing "Nukakulu" and Looee and James Arreak sing their song.

Teaching children cultural values.

Uka feels sad and upset when Sissi forgets about their play date, so Uka talks to Miki about his feelings; Tuka gets worried when Sissi is grumpy and rude, but their teacher helps them talk through the problem together.

Sandy Wolki is an elder from the community of Tuktoyaktuk, N.T. and has seen a lot in his time. He recalls his days as a child and how he and his family survived harsh living conditions.

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

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

Teaching children cultural values.

Rita Claire has lots of friends, and one of her best friends is Qimmiq; she needs help to figure out what qualities make someone a good friend; Jennifer Soucie stops by the qarmaq to sing "Nukakulu" and Looee and James Arreak sing their song.

Various activities hosted by the RCMP at Gosling Lake, NL.

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

Malaya joins hunter Peter Kilabuk out on Cumberland Sound to gather and eat fresh scallops and see the nearby bowhead whales.

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

On the land documentaries from Nunavik region.

Being ready for an emergency, the community leaders and knowledgeable Inuit take over a situation and attempt a rescue.

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

Malaya joins hunter Peter Kilabuk out on Cumberland Sound to gather and eat fresh scallops and see the nearby bowhead whales.

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

Sandy Wolki is an elder from the community of Tuktoyaktuk, N.T. and has seen a lot in his time. He recalls his days as a child and how he and his family survived harsh living conditions.

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