Fun Facts about Canada: #11. Alert, Nunavut Canada is home to the world’s northernmost permanently inhabited place: Alert, Nunavut—just 817 km from the North Pole. #NorthPole #Arctic #Canada 🇵🇺 | Canada & Citizenship Practice Tests

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2K views · 106 reactions | INUIT IN GREENLAND VS NUNAVUT ❄️ Discover the similarities between Inuit communities in Greenland and Nunavut! ️ From language and culture to traditions and lifestyle, they share a rich Arctic heritage. #InuitCulture #Greenland #Nunavut #ArcticLife #IndigenousPeople #CulturalHeritage #TraditionalLifestyle #FYP #LearnSomethingNew #DayOfLearning | Qupanuk Greenland | Facebook

Sometimes, people still get confused when we share and practice our culture, seeing it as something from the past. But it's what protects the land. Traditions respect the ecosystems for generations whether we live in our communities or in the cities. Indigenous folks protect over 80% of the worlds biodiversity. And yet, we're still explaining why. There are so many amazing initiatives like these two: QIA (Qikiqtani Inuit Association) - Focuses on Inuit rights while safeguarding the land, waters