THE ARCTIC CULTURE
THE ARCTIC CULTURE
THE PEOPLE
THE PEOPLE
The Arctic is home to resilient and resourceful communities deeply connected to the land and each other. With traditions that respect the natural world, the people of the North bring a unique perspective to life. A stay with Inns North offers a chance to connect with this vibrant culture and learn from the locals who carry its spirit forward.
INUIT ART
INUIT ART
The North is rich in Inuit art, reflecting deep connections to the land, wildlife, and traditions. From intricate carvings to beautiful prints and tapestries, each piece tells a unique story of life in the Arctic. Some Co-ops proudly feature locally made art and carvings, giving visitors a chance to bring home authentic pieces that support Northern artists and communities.
Discover the beauty and meaning of Inuit art during your visit and take a part of the Arctic’s spirit with you.
INUIT FOOD
INUIT FOOD
Inuit cuisine, or “country food,” includes Arctic char, caribou, and seal—traditional foods that reflect life in the North. Visitors can savor these flavors, experiencing the region’s culinary heritage and the stories behind each dish.
THE LANGUAGE OF THE NORTH
THE LANGUAGE
OF THE NORTH
Language is central to Arctic culture, with Inuktitut and other Indigenous languages woven into daily life. Though dialects vary across communities, language remains a powerful link to heritage. Inns North values and celebrates this linguistic diversity, inviting visitors to appreciate the sound and meaning of the Arctic’s spoken traditions.
THE WILDLIFE
THE WILDLIFE
See the amazing wildlife of Canada’s North up close. From polar bears and caribou to Arctic foxes and whales, every season brings new sights to discover.