ARCTIC ISLANDS LODGE
The Arctic Islands Lodge features 24 guestrooms, all of which are Executive Queen Rooms.
- WiFi
- Cable TV
- Private Bathrooms
- Kitchenette Suites
- Restaurant & Dining Room
- Catering
- Conference Room
- Laundry Facilities (Charges may apply)
- Shuttle Service (Contact hotel)
- Free Parking
Starting at $429
/ per person per night
Questions?
Call 1-867-983-2345
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
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THE COMMUNITY
Locally Owned Co-op
The community of Cambridge Bay takes pride in its locally owned Co-op. Every purchase supports local jobs, initiatives, and the community’s growth.
Co-op Location
Ikaluktutiak Co-op
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Cambridge Bay, also known as Iqaluktuuttiaq in Inuinnaqtun, is a vibrant community in Nunavut.
Location and Geography: located on the southeast coast of Victoria Island in the Kitikmeot Region of Nunavut, Canada. Approximately 850 kilometers (528 miles) northwest of Yellowknife and 280 kilometers (194 miles) north of the Arctic Circle.
Climate: Cambridge Bay experiences Long, extremely cold winters with temperatures often dropping below -30°C and short, cool summers with temperatures ranging from 5°C to 25°C.
History: Cambridge Bay has a rich history that dates back thousands of years with the earliest known inhabitants were the Pre-Dorset people, who occupied the area around 1800 BCE. They were primarily seal and caribou hunters.
Culture: Cambridge Bay, or Iqaluktuuttiaq, boasts a vibrant cultural heritage deeply rooted in Inuit traditions and enriched by the diverse experiences of its residents. One of the primary languages spoken alongside English, preserving the community’s rich oral traditions, is Inuinnaqtun.
Wildlife: Cambridge Bay is home to a diverse array of wildlife, thriving in its Arctic environment. Some notable species you might encounter are Caribou, Arctic Fox, Muskox, Beluga Whales, amongst many others.
WHAT TO DO
Cambridge Bay offers a variety of activities for visitors to enjoy, blending outdoor adventures with cultural experiences.
Learn about local history, culture, and wildlife at this informative visitor centre. They offer guided tours and educational programs.
Participate in local cultural celebrations, drum dancing, and storytelling sessions.
Explore the works of local artists at galleries and shops, featuring carvings, prints, and textiles.
Explore this historic church built by the Oblate Missionaries in the 1950s, offering great photography opportunities.
These outfitters can help you plan and enjoy outdoor adventures in Cambridge Bay.
Allen’s Outfitters
Services: Offers hunting, fishing, and outdoor adventure trip.
• Phone: (867) 983-2751
B & J Flyfishing Adventures
Services: Specializes in flyfishing adventures, sharing the beautiful land, people, culture, traditional heritage, scenery, and natural splendor of the area.
• Phone: (403) 860-1880
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Hike to the top of Ovayok Mountain for stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The park features trails, camping areas, and interpretive signage. Keep an eye out for muskoxen, caribou, and various bird species. The area is known for its rich biodiversity.
Visit local camps and cottages along the coastline, where you can see traditional fish and meat drying racks. Residents often welcome visitors with warmth and hospitality.
LOCATION MAP & INFORMATION
Community Hall
Services: A place for socialization, recreational activities, community events.
• Phone: (867) 983-4651 (Recreation Coordinator)
• Email: frontdesk@cambridgebay.ca (Hamlet Office)
• Address: 14 Omingmak St, Cambridge Bay, NU X0B 0C0, Canada
Cultural Resources
May Hakongak Community Library & Cultural Centre
Services: Open to the public Monday to Friday from 10am-12pm and 1pm-3:30pm. This integrated school/public library, cultural centre, museum, art gallery, and archives supports a variety of cultural and educational programs
• Phone: (867) 983-2163
• Address: 23 Omingmak St., Cambridge Bay, NU X0B 0C0, Canada.
• Open to the public Monday to Friday from 10am-12pm and 1pm-3:30pm. This integrated school/public library, cultural centre, museum, art gallery, and archives supports a variety of cultural and educational programs
Economic Development
Services: Angela Gerbrandt – Economic Development Officer
• Phone: (867) 983-4650
• Email: agerbrandt@cambridgebay.ca
Education
Services: Schools providing education from kindergarten through Collage
Kullik Ilihakvik Elementary School
• Phone: (867) 983-2510
• Address: 25 Omingmak St., Cambridge Bay, NU X0B 0C0
Kiilinik High School
• Phone: (867) 983-4650 (Hamlet Office, also handles school-related inquiries)
• Address: 23 Kamotik Rd, Cambridge Bay, NU X0B 0C0
Nunavut Arctic College
• Phone: (867) 983-4650 (Hamlet Office, also handles college-related inquiries)
• Address: PO Box 16, Cambridge Bay, NU X0B 0C0
RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) – Cambridge Bay Detachment
Services: Law enforcement, emergency response, criminal records checks, community policing.
• Emergency Phone: (867) 983-1111
• Non-Emergency Phone: (867) 983-0123
• Address: 7 Ugyuk Rd, Cambridge Bay, NU X0B 0C0
Fire DepartmentServices: Firefighting, emergency response.
• Phone: (867) 983-4650
• Address: PO Box 16, Cambridge Bay, NU X0B 0C0
Hamlet Office
Services: Local governance, community events, public services.
• Phone: (867) 983-4650
• Email: frontdesk@cambridgebay.ca
• Address: PO Box 16, 23 Kamotik Rd, Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, X0B 0C0
Health Services
Services: Medical care, emergency services, routine check-ups, public health programs.
• Phone: (867) 983-4650
• Address: PO Box 16, Cambridge Bay, NU X0B 0C0
Local Airport
Cambridge Bay (YCB) Airport is a crucial hub for the community, providing essential connections to other parts of Nunavut and southern Canada.
• Location: 1.6 nautical miles (3.0 km; 1.8 mi) southwest of Cambridge Bay, Nunavut.
• Operator: Government of Nunavut
• Services: The airport can handle minor aviation and smaller turboprop aircraft.
Airlines and Destinations
• Canadian North: Canadian North operates ATR 42 turboprop aircraft for scheduled flights connecting neighboring communities and Yellowknife.
Contact Information
• (867) 983-2434, (Canadian North)
• (867) 983-2591 (First Air)
• (867) 983-3010 (Air Tindi)
Transportation Services
Vehicle Rentals
Kalvik Enterprises INC
• Phone: 867-983-2996
• Email: kalvikenterprises@netkaster.ca
Ziggy’s Taxi
• Phone: (867) 983-5775
• Hours of Operation: Sunday to Thursday 7:30am-Midnight, Friday to Saturday 7:30am-1am
Go Cargo Taxi & All-Wheel Rentals
• Phone: (867) 983-3004
These services can help you navigate the community and reach your destinations conveniently. Please note these taxi services are not affiliated with Inns North or Arctic Co-ops and are subject to change without notice.Â