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Makivik Corporation

Ivakkak
P.O. Box 179
Kuujjuaq, Quebec J0M 1C0

Monday to Friday

9:00 − 17:00

(819) 964.2925
1.877.625.4845

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At the end of the last century, the pure-breed Husky dog was nearly extinct in Nunavik. Nowadays, Inuit people mostly travel by snowmobile. Yet, the memories of another time when dogs were man’s most reliable partners are not so far behind. Long known to be man’s best friend, dogs were once essential to the survival of Inuit in the merciless arctic environment. In fact, only a few decades ago, sled dogs were a foundation of the Inuit nomadic way of life. These brave allies were central to seasonal Inuit movements, especially in the winter.

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Ivakkak – The Return of the Inuit Dogs