Uvagut TV

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

An investigation into the impacts of climate change on Nunavik through interviews, trips, and facts.

Documentary series from traditional Inuit lands in Nunavik (Northern Quebec) where Inuit have lived for many centuries. This series shows modern adventures on this amazing land.

Stories and recollections of elders in Inuvialuit region.

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

Highlights of the Easter Games in Nain, featuring indoor and outdoor activities.

An examination of 13 people and how political and social developments have shaped their lives.

Tooma Laisa and Mary Poisey sing the throat song, "Qimmiruluapik;" "The Raven" and "The Loon.".

Teaching children cultural values.

Aqi feels sad after moving away, but Umi helps her see that she can make new friends; Uka and Natti explain to an upset Tiu-Tiu that she needs to wait to join their game.

Tooma Laisa and Mary Poisey sing the throat song, "Qimmiruluapik;" "The Raven" and "The Loon.".

Teaching children cultural values.

Aqi feels sad after moving away, but Umi helps her see that she can make new friends; Uka and Natti explain to an upset Tiu-Tiu that she needs to wait to join their game.

Elder Jimmy Kudlak.

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.

Teaching children cultural values.

Tooma Laisa and Mary Poisey sing the throat song, "Qimmiruluapik;" "The Raven" and "The Loon.".

A drum dancer and maker explains the process of making traditional and modern drums and shares the history of the qilauti, the dance moves and the rituals.

Spiced with cinnamon and sweetened with raisins, this slow-cooked caribou stew warms the soul; served with fluffy couscous and cinnamon-raisin bannock, it's a Moroccan-inspired northern feast.

The history of the Inuit who live in Nunavik, a vast region in the northern part of Quebec.

Teaching children cultural values.

Tooma Laisa and Mary Poisey sing the throat song, "Qimmiruluapik;" "The Raven" and "The Loon.".

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

Spiced with cinnamon and sweetened with raisins, this slow-cooked caribou stew warms the soul; served with fluffy couscous and cinnamon-raisin bannock, it's a Moroccan-inspired northern feast.

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

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

Elder Jimmy Kudlak.

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.

Inuit traditional knowledge is often passed down from father to son; Charlie teaches his son, Mark, how to operate a dog team.

The Torngat Mountains and Koroc River.

Elder Jimmy Kudlak.

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

A drum dancer and maker explains the process of making traditional and modern drums and shares the history of the qilauti, the dance moves and the rituals.

Rita Claire is playing with different shapes and colours and making patterns; Meeka learns all about how to wash his hands properly and Rita Claire reads the book "I Want to Dance.".

Teaching children cultural values.

Sissi feels upset when her parents adopt a new baby, but Uka and Taqu show her the joys of being a big sister; Tuka is nervous about his first day of school, but Nauka helps him see the exciting things ahead.

Rita Claire is playing with different shapes and colours and making patterns; Meeka learns all about how to wash his hands properly and Rita Claire reads the book "I Want to Dance.".

Teaching children cultural values.

Sissi feels upset when her parents adopt a new baby, but Uka and Taqu show her the joys of being a big sister; Tuka is nervous about his first day of school, but Nauka helps him see the exciting things ahead.

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

Elizabeth Banksland.

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

Coverage of the 2026 Arctic Winter Games in Whitehorse.

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.

Teaching children cultural values.

Rita Claire is playing with different shapes and colours and making patterns; Meeka learns all about how to wash his hands properly and Rita Claire reads the book "I Want to Dance.".

Two local snowmobile teams compete.

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

Catching fish outside Nunavut's capital city; learning to make pitsik smoked arctic char and suvalik, using fish roe.

The keepers of Hebron, a Merovian settlement.

Teaching children cultural values.

Rita Claire is playing with different shapes and colours and making patterns; Meeka learns all about how to wash his hands properly and Rita Claire reads the book "I Want to Dance.".

Coverage of the 2026 Arctic Winter Games in Whitehorse.

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

Catching fish outside Nunavut's capital city; learning to make pitsik smoked arctic char and suvalik, using fish roe.

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

Coverage of the 2026 Arctic Winter Games in Whitehorse.

Elizabeth Banksland.

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.

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.