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17 October 2018

Reminder of Nunavut Hunting Regulations

The Department of Environment would like to remind Nunavummiut to review applicable wildlife...

26 September 2018

Call for nominations to the Nunavut Impact Review Board

The Government of Nunavut is looking for nominations to fill one position on the Nunavut Impact...

21 August 2018

Call for nominations: Community Joint Planning and Management Committee

Are you interested in parks, tourism and Inuit culture and heritage?

21 August 2018

Call for nominations to the Nunavik Marine Region Impact Review Board

The Government of Nunavut is looking for nominations to fill its seat on the Nunavik Marine Region...

17 August 2018

GN partnership to deliver Spill Response training

The Government of Nunavut Departments of Environment, Community and Government Services

31 July 2018

Iqalugaarjuup Nunanga Territorial Park celebrates elders

Nunavut Parks and Special Places would like to show appreciation for Elders in Rankin Inlet by...

Latest Documents

18 May 2017

Nunavut Wildlife Observation Licence Application

05 May 2017

Aberdeen Lake wolverine DNA mark-recapture

06 April 2017

Muskox and caribou health research: activity update, March 2017

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FAQ

Where do I get a fishing licence?

Non-NLCA Beneficiaries require a sport fishing licence to fish non-commercially in Nunavut. Beneficiaries of the NLCA do not require a sport fishing licence. To acquire a Nunavut sport fishing

Where do I get a hunting licence?

Most people, other than NLCA beneficiaries, require a hunting licence in order to harvest both small and large game. Sport hunters and non-beneficiary Nunavut residents can visit their local Wildlife