Chamber member businesses across the 13 communities of the Qikiqtani region.
The Chamber has moved to a new membership system. Business listings appear here as members register — searchable by community and category across the 13 communities of the Qikiqtani region.
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Qikiqtani Industry Ltd (QIL) is 100% Inuit-owned company and Nunavut’s leading provider of turnkey remote operations, workforce, and community services. QIL supports project developers, contractors, government, and industry partners by offering recruitment, staffing, catering, janitorial services, camp management, remote workforce accommodations, operations support, and Inuit capacity-building initiatives. QIL’s mandate is to create meaningful employment, training, and career development opportunities for Inuit. By integrating IQ principles with operational expertise, QIL aims to increase Inuit participation in major projects and develop transferable skills and employment opportunities throughout the Qikiqtani region. Mission: To transform the remote workforce landscape in Nunavut through strategic partnership and innovative northern solutions.

Igloo Building Supplies Group Ltd. is the Northern Industry Leader, serving the Canadian Arctic market for nearly 70 years. We provide turnkey supply-chain, crating, packaging, marshalling and logistic services to our clients. Our Igloo team strives to provide excellent customer service support along every step of the way, by planning and paying attention to every detail.

Northwestel is the largest telecommunications provider in Canada’s North, serving 97 communities across the Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut, as well as Northern British Columbia and Northern Alberta. Each with a rich and unique Indigenous history, culture, and identity. We exist to help ignite the power of these First Nation, Inuit and Métis communities through the very best communications technology and services. We are committed to doing so in true partnership and consultation with Indigenous governments and other northern Indigenous partners in a way that creates shared benefits for people in the North. The Government of Canada is investing more than $86 million through the Universal Broadband Fund in a Northwestel project that will bring unlimited high-speed Internet to 11,650 households across all 25 Nunavut communities. Northwestel will work with Telesat to use its Lightspeed low Earth orbit satellite network to deliver more reliable connectivity to some of Canada’s most remote communities. The investment is intended to help close the digital divide in Nunavut, improving access to essential services, education, employment opportunities and online resources while supporting stronger, safer and more connected communities. In 2018, Northwestel launched the Tamarmik Nunaliit network, bringing high-capacity Internet and LTE wireless services to every Nunavut community. The network continues to support critical services such as health care, education and mental health services, while providing Internet, LTE cellular and wide-area network solutions backed by local Nunavut-based technicians. Northwestel continues to evolve its services to meet the needs of Nunavummiut, including increasing Katittuq 15 monthly data allowances by 100 GB in 2022 and exploring opportunities with government partners to bring fibre connectivity to Nunavut.

We build IoT sensor systems that watch boiler & furnace performance, water systems, and sewage systems around the clock — engineered for the realities of extreme cold in Nunavut communities, so small problems get caught before they become expensive, dangerous failures
Nunavut owned accounting firm offering corporate tax, personal tax, bookkeeping, and financial services across Nunavut