Margaret Aniksak Visitor Centre
Vera Akumalik Visitor Centre
Arctic Coast Visitor Centre
Mallikjuaq Park Visitor Centre
Unikkaarvik Visitor Centre
Katannilik Park Visitor Centre
Kugluktuk Heritage Centre
Angmarlik Visitor Centre
Nattinnak Centre
Rankin Inlet Visitor Centre
The Margaret Aniksak Visitor Centre celebrates the rich history of Arviat and the Padlei Area. Enjoy the many displays featuring traditional tools, Inuit games and traditional clothing. The Centre is open seasonally; from end of July to September. It will also be open on special occasions.
Margaret Aniksak Visitor Centre
Monday-Wednesday-Friday 1-4 PM and 5-8 PM
Tuesday & Thursday 10 AM-12 PM and 1-5 PM
Saturdays 1-5 PM
Tel: 867-857-2366
Fax: 867-857-2519
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Step back in time to a Hudson's Bay Post at the Vera Akumalik Visitor Centre in Baker Lake - the geographic centre of Canada. Stop by the Vera Akumalik Center, the Baker Lake Heritage Centre, one of the towns several galleries, or the Jessie Oonark Arts and Crafts Centre at the start, or end, of a trip down the Thelon Heritage River, the Kazan Heritage River, or the Thelon Wildlife Sanctuary.
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Vera Akumalik Visitor Centre:
Open in summer only.
Tel: (867) 793-2456
Fax: (867) 793-2175
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Baker Lake Heritage Centre:
Weekdays 9-12 and 1-5 with additional hours in July.
Tel: (867) 793-2598
Fax: (867) 793-2509
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Explore the history of the quest for the Northwest Passage at the Arctic Coast Visitor Centre in Cambridge Bay. Stop by the centre during your visit to Ovayok (Mt. Pelly) Territorial Park and the surrounding area, or to set up a local tour.
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Arctic Coast Visitor Centre:
Open weekdays, 9-5 year-round with extended hours in the summer and by request at other times during the year.
Offers shower facilities.
Tel: (867) 983-2842
Fax: (867) 983-2302
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A main stop for cruise ship passengers en route to Mallikjuaq Territorial
Park in Cape Dorset, the Mallikjuaq Park Visitor Centre displays artifacts
portraying the history of Dorset and Mallikjuaq islands. Start here to
arrange your trip to the Park.
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Mallijuaq Park Visitor Centre:
Tel: (867) 897-8996
Fax: (867) 897-8475
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The Unikkaarvik Visitor Centre in Iqaluit is being "Nunavut-ized" to describe Nunavut - its lands, its people, and its history. The centre will also highlight things to do while in Iqaluit, including a guided tour of Frobisher Bay or a walking tour of Iqaluit - Nunavut's capital City. The Centre is also a great starting point for a trip to Sylvia Grinnell Territorial Park or Qaummaarviit Territorial Park, both only a short distance from Iqaluit, or to register to go to Katannilik Territorial Park.
The Katannilik Park Visitor Centre, located in the restored Dewey Soper House in Kimmirut, provides interpretation for Katannilik Territorial Park and the Soper Heritage River. Staff at the centre will also register you in or out of the Park, and set up home-stays for visitors to Kimmirut.
Katannilik Park Visitor Centre:
Tel: (867) 939-2416
Fax: (867) 939-2406
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Visitors to the Kugluktuk Heritage Centre can learn about the local history, and the importance of the Coppermine River - a nominated Canadian Heritage River, and the scenic Kuklok (Bloody Falls) Territorial Park. The Centre is also the starting point to a self-guided interpretive walking trail of Kugluktuk.
Kugluktuk Heritage Centre:
Offers walking tours and many other programs. Open 8:30-5:00.
Tel: (867) 982-3232
Fax: (867) 982-3229
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The history of whaling in Cumberland Sound and Pangnirtung is interpreted at the Angmarlik Visitor Centre, the Hudson's Bay Blubber Station and Kekerten Territorial Park - a three hour boat ride from Pangnirtung. Staff at the Centre will also arrange guides and outfitters to the Park, or to Auyuittuq National Park.
Angmarlik Visitor Centre:
Tel: (867) 473-8737
Fax (867) 473-8685
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Auyuittuq National Park - Parks Canada Interpretive Centre:
Tel: (867) 473-8828
Fax: (867) 473-8612
email: nunavut_info@pch.gc.ca
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Visitors to Pond Inlet come to enjoy spring snowmobile and dog team tours for wildlife watching at the floe edge and to the bird cliffs on Bylot Island, cross-country skiing and boat trips for sport fishing, narwhal watching, and sea kayaking among the ice bergs, or camping at Tamaarvik Territorial Park. This, and the history of the region, is showcased at the Nattinnak Centre - as is Sirmilik National Park, Nunavut's newest National Park, and Bylot Island Migratory Bird Sanctuary.
Nattinnak Centre
Tel: (867) 899-8225
Fax: (867) 899-8175
Bylot Island Migratory Bird Sanctuary - Canadian Wildlife Service
Mark Mallory
Habitat Biologist, Canadian Wildlife Service
Prairie and Northern Region
Environment Canada, Qimugjuk Building
P.O. Box 1714
Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada
X0A 0H0
Ph. 867.975-4637
Fax. 867-975-4645
email: mark.mallory@ec.gc.ca
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Sirmilik National Park - Parks Canada Interpretive Centre (Pangnirtung):
Tel: (867) 473-8828
Fax: (867) 473-8612
email: nunavut_info@pch.gc.ca
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The Rankin Inlet Visitor Centre, currently housed in the Rankin Inlet Airport, directs visitors to Iqalugaarjuup Nunanga (Meliadine) River Territorial Park, and set up trips to Marble Island - an Inuit-owned historic site, and other sites in the region.
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Rankin Inlet Visitor Centre - Kivalliq Region Tourism Co-Ordinator
P.O. Box 459,
Rankin Inlet,
Tel: 867-645-3838
Fax: 867-645-3904
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