From left, Luke Kusugak, Elaine Sanertanut, Sidney Nichol, Abraham Jr. Wiebe, Andrew Owlijoot, James Tutanuak. This class of prospective Nunavummiut pilots at the Atik Mason Flight Training Program in Rankin Inlet pose for a class shot.

Nunavut employers devising routes to hire and promote Nunavummiut

by Local Journalism Initiative September 9, 2025

written by Local Journalism Initiative September 9, 2025

By William Koblensky Varela | Nunavut News Some businesses in the territory are trying to recruit local residents to their companies by creating training programs and meeting with students. Calm Air said its development pipeline for Nunavummiut youth is beginning to bear fruit. "We now have several ...

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