Inuit organizations, industry associations, government programs and business registries serving Nunavut.
Business number registration, GST/HST, payroll and corporate tax filing.
The federal economic development agency for the three territories, delivering funding programs to northern businesses.
Federal department for Inuit and Northern affairs, with a Nunavut Regional Office in Iqaluit.
Territorial departments, procurement opportunities and business programs.
Federal corporate registration, trademarks, patents and business support programs. Formerly Industry Canada.
Register as an Inuit firm to access procurement opportunities under the Nunavut Agreement.
Government of Nunavut policy giving registered Nunavut and Inuit firms bid adjustments on government contracts.
Community economic development organization providing funding and support to Qikiqtani businesses, job seekers, students and artists.
A 100% Inuit-owned development company with interests in health services, energy, infrastructure and federal procurement.
Represents Inuit under the Nunavut Agreement, asserts Inuit economic rights and benefits, and maintains the Inuit Firm Registry.
Inuit-owned development corporation with more than 30 subsidiaries and joint ventures in fisheries, energy, construction, mining, professional services and hospitality.
The regional voice of Qikiqtani Inuit, serving all 13 communities from Grise Fiord to Sanikiluaq.
An active, membership-driven organization assisting community Economic Development Officers (EDOs).
The territory's film commission and funding agent, with incentive programs for screen-based production in Nunavut.
Marine industry training for Nunavut, the Northwest Territories and Nunavik.
The voice of the northern mining and exploration industry since 1967, advocating for responsible mineral exploration and development in both territories.
Construction industry association representing contractors in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
The tourism industry association, representing more than 150 operators, guides and hospitality businesses.
Municipal business licensing, permits and bylaws for Nunavut's capital.
Municipal office for Kimmirut, including local business licensing and community contacts.
BRCC members receive membership in the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.