Iqaluit
Iqaluit (ᐃᖃᓗᐃᑦ in Inuktitut syllabics; formerly, Frobisher Bay) is the capital and largest settlement of the Canadian territory of Nunavut. It is on a southeastern inlet of Baffin Island. As of 2016, the population stood at just over 7,700 people.
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Arctic Ventures
Department store run by Arctic Co-operatives. The building also contains a grocery store, cellphone store and office product store.
Mon-Sat 10AM–10PM, Sun 1–10PM
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Carvings Nunavut
Sells Inuit sculptures (including large ones) and jewellery. Prices tend to lean towards the expensive side.
Mon-Fri 10AM–6PM, Sat 10AM–5PM (closed Sun)
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Gallery by the Red Boat
Housed in one of the old Hudson Bay Company buildings on Apex Beach, this gallery displays carvings by local artist Saila Kipanek.
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Malikkaat
A gift store selling Inuit-made art, clothing and jewellery from Iqaluit and other communities in the north.
Mon-Fri 10AM–6PM, Sat 10AM–5PM
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Rannva Design
Fur and sealskin garments designed by owner Rannva Simonsen.
Mon-Sat 11AM–6PM, or by appointment
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