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Make your remote housing construction project a reality with NEAS today

Leaders are important to any community — whether large or small. There are 25 communities in Nunavut where youth play a big role in shaping today, but most importantly, in shaping future leaders. Leadership begins in many ways — whether through overcoming personal challenges and wanting to share that experience to create change, or through compassionate hearts who see a need and choose to fill it in the most positive way possible.

Canadian North Arctic Comedy Festival returns to Yellowknife and Iqaluit

Nunavut Law Foundation is now accepting nominations for the Upinnaqtuq Award

Special report: NEAS works for housing

#BreakTheSilence on family violence and abuse in Nunavut

For its ninth year, the Nunavut Law Foundation awarded students and youths in each region across Nunavut who embodies peace, leadership, conflict resolution and who made substantial efforts to change their attitude and behaviour to become role models.

With the COVID-19 pandemic, the water emergency, the housing, health and mental health crisis, and suicide, it is no wonder youth struggle to rise above their realities in Canada’s most northern communities.

Supporting the rights of all young Nunavummiut

NEAS reliably delivers vital summer sealift and essential community resupply services for local Nunavut individuals, families, businesses, departments and agencies of governments and more.