2010-2011 Makivik Annual Report
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Marine Cargo Ventures<br />
Entreprises de fret maritime<br />
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Marine Cargo Ventures<br />
The year <strong>2011</strong> brought significant changes to the NEAS shipping<br />
group. Not only did <strong>Makivik</strong> significantly increase its ownership<br />
interest in NEAS and affiliates, but a new company, called Nunavik<br />
Eastern Arctic Shipping, in which <strong>Makivik</strong> holds a 60% interest,<br />
has also been created to serve the Inuit communities of Nunavik.<br />
<strong>Makivik</strong> now owns 50% of NEAS Inc., Transport Qamutik (MV<br />
Qamutik), Transport Umialarik (MV Umiavut), Transport Inukshuk<br />
(MV Avataq), and 60% of Nunavik Eastern Arctic Shipping. NEAS<br />
Inc. is also the part owner of Nunavut Eastern Arctic Shipping,<br />
which provides services to communities across Nunavut with<br />
the help of our local partners.<br />
The <strong>2011</strong> shipping season was very successful for the NEAS<br />
group, breaking another company record by delivering in excess<br />
of 190,000 cubic metres of cargo to 46 community and<br />
commercial destinations. In total our four vessels completed 13<br />
sailings and made a record 88 stops during the shipping season<br />
without any operational problems. NEAS again navigated the<br />
Northwest Passage to service several Kitikmeot communities<br />
returning through the Fury Hecla Straight that was ice-free for<br />
a record six-week period this year. The MV Umiavut, MV Aivik and<br />
MV Avataq are all laid up in Montreal while the MV Qamutik has<br />
been reflagged and is now working on the international market.<br />
NEAS remains committed to employment and training opportunities<br />
and this year a total of nine Inuit worked onboard the<br />
vessels. Many received additional training by NEAS for promotion<br />
to checkers, wheelsmen or tugboat operators. NEAS will be<br />
Entreprises de fret maritime<br />
Des changements importants sont survenus au sein du groupe<br />
maritime NEAS en <strong>2011</strong>. <strong>Makivik</strong> a accru sa participation dans<br />
NEAS et ses entreprises affiliées, et détient une participation<br />
de 60 % dans la nouvelle entreprise Nunavik Eastern Arctic<br />
Shipping créée pour desservir les communautés inuites du<br />
Nunavik. <strong>Makivik</strong> détient donc une participation de 50 % dans<br />
NEAS Inc., Transport Qamutik (MV Qamutik), Transport Umialarik<br />
(MV Umiavut) et Transport Inukshuk (MV Avataq) et de 60 %<br />
dans Nunavik Eastern Arctic Shipping. NEAS Inc. est également<br />
copropriétaire de l’entreprise Nunavut Eastern Arctic Shipping<br />
qui dessert les communautés du Nunavut en collaboration avec<br />
des partenaires locaux.<br />
NEAS a connu une excellente saison de navigation transportant<br />
plus de 190 000 mètres cubes de fret vers 46 communautés<br />
et 16 sites commerciaux. Nos navires ont effectué 13 voyages<br />
et 88 arrêts sans incident fâcheux. NEAS a encore une fois franchi<br />
le passage du Nord-Ouest afin de livrer de la marchandise dans<br />
plusieurs communautés de la région de Kitikmeot, traversant<br />
au retour le détroit de Fury et Hecla libre de glace pendant<br />
une durée record de six semaines cette année. Les navires MV<br />
Umiavut, MV Aivik et MV Avataq sont amarrés à Montréal tandis<br />
que le MV Qamutik a changé de pavillon et travaille actuellement<br />
sur le marché international.<br />
NEAS continue d’offrir de la formation et des emplois aux<br />
Inuits de la région. Neuf Inuits ont travaillé sur nos navires cette<br />
année, et plusieurs ont reçu de la formation supplémentaire<br />
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