A Taste Of Nunavut, documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ม.ค. 2019
- In Accessible Media Inc.'s first trip to Nunavut, Kelly MacDonald explores the territory, discovering the stunning tundra, learning more about accessibility in Iqaluit and taking in traditional music and art.
I'm from Los Angeles CA, visiting Iqaluit for three days, and found this video and your channel while educating myself on the history and culture of the province. Thank you so much for this wonderful production!
Kelly MacDonald is such a wholesome host. Really nice documentary all around, but this man makes it twice as good.
As a retired special education teacher, I was thrilled to see the vocational training!
I really enjoyed this documentary. I'm so intrigued of the arctic environment and the integrity of society it has up in nunavut. The way of life and the pristine nature the tundra has to offer. Rich history
Carolyn you are the best 🇨🇦
Very interesting, the host is wonderful!!
Wonderful host and documentary.
This wonderful, thank you Caroline Curtis ❤
I'm so happy to see people of colour in Nunavut!!! I know that might be a weird comment but it is what it is...Thanks for the video
There are some black people there but the majority is white and native inuit
I'm not! My Skidoo just got stolen!
Really informative film, I learnt a lot. Thank you. So great to meet real people who live in a place and find out a little about their life and surroundings. Kelly is a great presenter, poetic dialogue is lovely and he seems really interested and listens and connects with the people he talks to and gives their stories some space. I would love to know more about the plants and their uses, when he goes back there to make another film, can we have more on that. Loved the carvings too, the dancing bear was amazing.
Loved the video! Thanks for making this!
Very informative video!! Thank you 😊
I wanted to know more about Nunavut out of curiosity. Thanks for the video and Carolyn is so kind
I've always been fascinated by Nunavut. Excellent job. Great host and documentary!
LOVED❤❤ THIS VIDEO! So well Done! Thank-Youuu🤗🙏🍁
Punch in, "The Snow Walker," that was just made in 2003 I believe...a most beautiful story about an American who is helped by an Inuit Native who lives in Canada and was born in Nunavut as I recall. She was nominated for best actress in the film. I never, never tire of this film and it gives so much info on this area and people, using many of those people in it...Please watch it...it is so far, far north.
It educates us some about their culture and their throat singing. A beautiful film and most emotional story...teaches us some of their language.
I’m not LGBT or anything but Tedd is so adorable.
Also I admire the host very much for being able without shame to be in front of the camera with lazy eyes. Me who also have lazy eyes I think it’s wonderful.
The host voice is so relaxing
sounds like perd from parcs and rec
Great video. Great host
This is awesome!
Couple of nuggets from Tamil culture - lichens are used in Chettinad (and other indian )cuisine as subtle ingredient/spice.. Amma is a word is Tamil(other south asian languages), addressed by a kid to mom. So the bond i see is mom n kid during the dance .. Though Artic is thousands of miles from Tamil culture still there are similarities!, thats what wonders me.
Thank you for this Beautiful content. Truth is... There are only quite few places in the world that really value a sense of community, propriety, and that of highest humanity. This documentary highlights how truly magnificent it is from what is possible where human beings treasure their relationship with the environment that sustains them. I love the cinematography by the way... while watching I cannot help but think of a more inspiring place to be than that of Ayn Rand's vision of Galt's Gulch, from her masterpiece novel Atlas Shrugged.
Hello from nunavut, we live in a third world country.. also expensive to live in and travel. Much love of Nunavut
Great video!
I really liked this video. It was informative and gave me an idea of how looks like there. By the way, Moe should be wearing safety glasses when carving the stones.
Bucket list trip! Fantastic documentary. Thank you so much for sharing this with the world.
Missing, is the fact that Iqaluit is the only settlement on Baffin Island that was not created by force by the Canadian government during the Cold War.
It is beautiful but I will stay in Florida. I like sun and warmth. Very interesting and educational
I don't blame you there......Angela, the weather here in the part of Canada can be a nasty bite. It can go down to a bitter cold of -30 to -60 below. I've never been this far north of Canada, yet the sceany looks so different and vibrant. The only down side in living here is the isolation.......where your away from the real cities and towns of Canada.
I love the inclusion program. . . . Lucky for me I'm all good . . .
This program is fantastic. . . most societies just make do with whatever to include the handicapt, impaired etc . . . This is great . . . . I wish everyone the best
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This video should be mandatory for first timers going to Nunavut, that lady has very good English and if this video was mandatory the people that think Inuit aren't educated wouldn't think so because its just awkward when the sarcasm isn't on point towards us lol
How much benefit do you have in your territory?
What are the benifits for Canadians to retire in Nunavut?
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just don't understand why the Canadian government doesn't build roads up to the Northeast regions and borders of the country, so that people can expand and explore the beautiful land of Canada
How much taxes do you pay in your territory.?
You don’t want to know..
The lady in the pink coat sounds like Sid the sloth 😂
People have diff accents
That's not nice.
Its his Mom
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