Makivik Magazine Issue 102
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Unaaq Men<br />
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Adamie Inukpuk demonstrates a handcrafted crossbow.<br />
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serve as a space for community members to repair their<br />
own small engines and build their own equipment, such<br />
as sleds and harpoons.<br />
In December, 2013, Unaaq officially opened the new<br />
Uugarsiuvik Elders and Youth Camp on an inlet about 14<br />
miles north of Inukjuak. The camp will serve as the headquarters<br />
for the Association’s activities on the land and<br />
be available as a resort for elders. It will also be used as<br />
healing centre for youth and men in need of guidance<br />
and support; it is hope that isolation from the distractions<br />
of the town will help them to focus on tackling<br />
their personal issues and social problems. The camp will<br />
be a site for cultural lessons, including story-telling and<br />
animal natural history, fish net repair, igloo building,<br />
dog team training, and development of navigation and<br />
hunting skills. It will also be available as an eco-tourism<br />
destination where visitors to Inukjuak can enjoy wildlife<br />
and the outdoors.<br />
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Celebrating the completion of the igloos for the cultural month of March 2012, in which Unaaq hosted story telling and other cultural activities.<br />
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