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The Caribou Inuit, also known as  Kivallirmiut, live in the Kivalliq Region of Nunavut, which consists of the portion of the mainland to the west of Hudson Bay.…Continue to Caribou Inuit (Kivallirmiut)

The Ungava Inuit, or Nunavimmiut, live along the shores of Ungava Bay, on the south shore of Hudson Strait and on the eastern coast of Hudson Bay.…Continue to Ungava Inuit (Nunavimmiut)

The Netsilik Inuit, or Netsilingmiut, are one of several groups of Inuit who live on the Arctic coast of Canada west of Hudson Bay.…Continue to Netsilik Inuit (Netsilingmiut)

The Mackenzie Inuit, or Inuvialuit, originally occupied the western Canadian arctic coast from Barter Island in the west to Cape Bathurst in the east, as well as the northern portion of the Mackenzie River Delta.…Continue to Mackenzie Inuit (Inuvialuit)

The Labrador Inuit, or Labradormiut, are descendants of the pre-historic Thule people and have historically occupied most of the Atlantic coast of Northern Labrador.…Continue to Labrador Inuit (Labradormiut)

The Iglulik Inuit, or Iglulingmuit, are known by the name of an important settlement site (Iglulik) which translates to “it has houses.”…Continue to Iglulik Inuit (Iglulingmuit)

The Inuinnait, also known as the Copper Inuit because of their extensive use of artifacts made from the native copper deposits of the region, originally occupied Banks and Victoria islands and the adjacent mainland region of the central Canadian Arctic.…Continue to Copper Inuit (Inuinnait)

The Baffin Island Inuit live on Baffin Island, the largest island in the Arctic Archipelago and in the territory of Nunavut.…Continue to Baffin Island Inuit

Kabloona is an Inuktitut term or name given by Inuit to non-Inuit who are long or short term residents in northern communities.…Continue to Kabloona is an Inuktitut name given by Inuit to non-Inuit