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EDITED January 2014 EDITED January 2014 IQALUIT ᐃᖃᓗᐃᑦ Services and contacts Note: All Nunavut telephone and fax numbers start with area code 867 unless otherwise indicated. CONTACT LIST NAME PHONE 1 PHONE 2 FAX Emergency services RCMP emergency 979-1111 979-4454 RCMP general enquiries 979-0123 979-4454 Fire emergency 979-4422 Bylaw Enforcement Officer 979-6363 ext. 3 HealtH and medical Qikiqtani General Hospital 975-8600 Ext 1537 emergency Qikiqtani General Hospital 979-7352 appointments and Rapid Access Clinic Qikiqtani General Hospital 975-8600 975-8634 Public Health 975-4800 Arctic Circle Dental Clinic 979-6740 979-6744 Iqaluit Dental Services 979-4437 979-1365 Iqaluit Chiropractic Clinic 975-2522 Community Health Representative 975-4820 975-4828 Mental Health Nurse 975-7270 Nunavut Aids Information Line 1-800-661-0795 Iqaluit Valupharm Drugstore 979-0655 979-0654 NorthMart Pharmacy 975-3535 975-3536 Transportation Canadian North 1-800-661-1505 979-5331 979-4655 www.canadiannorth.com [email protected] Canadian North Cargo 979-5317 979-5740 1 First Air 1-800-267-1247 979-8342 www.firstair.ca First Air Cargo 979-8320 Calm Air International 1-800-839-2256 1-888-225-6247 calmair.com Kivalliq Air (charters only) 1-877-855-1500 kivalliqair.com Nunaga Taxi 979-1999 979-1996 Nunavut Taxi 979-7777 Nunavut Caribou Tuktu Cabs 979-4444 Pai-Pa Taxi 979-5222 979-2383 Driving Force (vehicle rental) 979-2088 Northern Ski-doo, Marine and ATV sales 975-3519 Sikitu Sales and Service (snowmobile) 979-7454 979-7456 Upper Base Garage 979-8822 979-8820 Wynberg Automotive 979-6472 979-6473 Baffin Gas Bar 979-0636 979-3729 Iqaluit Gas Bar 979-4848 979-4810 Services Embrace Life Council 1-800-267-4394 http://inuusiq.com/ GN Employee and Family Assistance Program 1-800-663-1142 1-866-398-9505 www.homewoodhumansolutions.com (English) (Français) Kamatsiaqtut Help Line 1-800-265-3333 Aakuluk Daycare 979-7766 979-0945 [email protected] Ecole des Trois Soleils Service de Garde 979-5849 979-5878 [email protected] First Steps Daycare 979-0505 979-3478 [email protected] Centre de la Petite Enfance Les Petits 975-2400 975-2401 Nanooks [email protected] 2 Inukshuk Infant Development Centre 979-3007 979-4380 [email protected] Iqaluit Inuktitut Daycare 975-2483 975-2503 Iqaluralaaq Pairivik 979-4519 222-3474 [email protected] Joamie Afterschool Program 979-4243 979-0004 Kids on the Beach Daycare 979-0303 979-2338 [email protected] Pairivik Child Care Centre 979-6460 979-0728 [email protected] Tasiuqtigiit Hand in Hand Preschool and 979-6089 979-6091 Afterschool Program [email protected] Nunavut Insurance Brokers 979-4691 979-2535 http://www.nunavutinsurance.ca/ Nunavut Sealink and Supply (NSSI) 1-866-732-5438 979-3799 979-2535 www.arcticsealift.com Nunavut Eastern Arctic Shipping (NEAS) 1-877-225-6327 514-523-8785 www.neas.ca Coast Guard Sealift Office 979-6298 Atiilu Real Estate and Property Management 979-1343 CIBC 979-8663 First Nations Bank of Canada 975-3700 975-3719 RBC Royal Bank 979-8700 Iqaluit Humane Society 979-3651 NunaVet Animal Hospital 979-1181 J & N Moving 979-2460 979-7782 Pirurvik Centre for Inuit Language, Culture 979-4722 975-2063 and Wellbeing (Inuktitut courses and apps) www.pirurvik.ca Qikiqtani Laundry Services 979-6068 BPO Elks Lodge 979-5791 979-2684 3 Royal Canadian Legion 979-6215 979-8687 Utilities NorthwesTel (Telephone) 1-888-423-2333 www.nwtel.ca NorthwesTel Mobility (cell phone service) 1-888-423-2333 Ice Wireless (cell phone service) 1 -855-474-7423 https://www.icewireless.ca/ Qulliq Energy emergency 1-800-491-8127 Qulliq Energy customer service 1-855-250-2670 979-7565 City of Iqaluit Public Works (water, sewage, 979-5653 975-8542 garbage services) http://www.city.iqaluit.nu.ca/i18n/english/p ublicworks.html Uqsuq Corporation (heating fuel) 979-1620 General 979-1389 After 979-1623 Inquiries hours emergency Iqaluit Cable (cable TV) 979-6707 979-2535 Bell TV (satellite TV) 1-888-759-3474 www.bell.ca/TV Qiniq (Internet) 979-3292 979-1045 www.qiniq.com [email protected] Xplornet (satellite Internet) 1-866-841-6001 www.xplornet.com NorthwesTel (DSL Internet) 1-888-423-2333 www.nwtel.ca/personal/internet Accommodation Accommodations by the Sea 979-6074 www.accommodationsbythesea.ca [email protected] Capital Suites 975-4000 975-4070 http://www.capitalsuites.ca/content/iqaluit- hotels Discovery Lodge Hotel 979-4433 979-6591 www.discoverylodge.com Frobisher Inn 979-2222 979-0427 4 www.frobisherinn.com Hotel Arctic (formerly Nova Inn) 979-6684 1-866-497-6933 979-6687 www.hotelarctic.ca Navigator Inn 979-6201 979-4296 Nunattaq Suites 975-2745 979-2221 http://nunattaqsuites.com/ Reservations [email protected] Dining Discovery Lodge Hotel 979-4433 979-6591 www.discoverylodge.com Frobisher Inn: 979-2222 979-0427 Gallery Dining Room Caribrew Café Store House Bar www.frobisherinn.com Baffin Deli 979-5739 Grind and Brew 979-0606 979-0990 Kentucky Fried Chicken Quick Stop 979-2961 The Navigator Restaurant 979-8833 Snack Y2K 979-6767 Waters Edge Seafood and Steakhouse 979-4726 979-4728 www.hotelarctic.ca Yummy Shawarma 979-1515 Stores and supplies Northern Store 975-3500 975-3549 www.northernstores.ca/index.htm Northern Convenience Store-Astro Hill Quick 975-4781 Stop NorthMart Apex Road Quick Stop & Gas Bar 979-1709 979-1712 Arctic Circle Retail 979-4155 Arctic Co-operatives 979-2448 979-2535 Arctic Home Furnishings 979-1984 979-1994 Arctic Survival Store (outdoor gear) 979-1984 979-1994 Arctic Ventures Co-operative Store 979-5992 979-4207 5 Baffin Building Systems (plumbing, heating, 979-5903 979-1017 hardware) Baffin Electronics and Appliances 979-6560 979-0229 Baffin Flowers and Gifts Studio 979-4200 Baffin Island Canners (groceries) 979-6677 979-0824 Baffin Optical 979-4300 979-0077 Carvings Nunavut 979-0650 979-0045 DJ Specialties 979-4351 979-2485 I Like Cake (bakery) 979-5253 222-2377 [email protected] Iqaluit Enterprises (country food) 979-4458 979-0214 Iqaluit Fine Arts Studio 979-5578 979-1103 Piviniit Thrift Shop 979-2120 Narwhal Plumbing and Heating 979-6350 979-6622 Nunavut Hair Studio 2001 and Tanning 979-3979 The Source (electronics) 979-4233 979-4594 T Fox Graphics 979-3422 979-6306 Tittaq Office Products 979-5953 979-4388 Video Shack 979-1351 Education Aqsarniit Ilinniarvik School (6-8) 979-3900 979-3399 Ecole Des Trois-Soleils (K-12) 979-5849 979-5878 http://www.trois-soleils.ca/ Inuksuk High School (9-12) 979-5281 979-4380 Joamie School (K-5) 969-6206 Joamie After School Program 979-4243 979-0004 Nakasuk School (K-5) 979-5335 979-5994 Nanook School (Apex, K-5) 979-6597 Nunavut Arctic College Nunatta Campus 979-7200 979-7102 www.arcticcollege.ca Religion (churches) Baha’ï Group of Iqaluit 979-3883 Northern Lights Ministries 979-4765 6 Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church 979-5805 Parish of St. Simon’s and St. Jude’s (Anglican 979-5595 979-5510 Church) Pentecostal Church 979-5779 Recreation City of Iqaluit Recreation customer services 975-8544 centre [email protected] http://www.city.iqaluit.nu.ca/i18n/english/re cintro.html Iqaluit Centennial Library 979-5400 979-1373 [email protected] [email protected] Astro Hill Theatre and Conference Centre 979-3500 979-4888 Atii Fitness Centre 979-0348 Carrefour Nunavut 979-2800 Eetuk Outfitting and Equipment Rentals 979-1984 979-1994 Frobisher Racquet Club 979-6766 979-0051 Iqaluit ATV Skidoo Rentals 979-6606 979-6333 Nunatta Sunakkutaangit Museum 979-5537 979-4533 Nunavut Tourism 979-6551 979-1261 Polynya Adventures 979-6260 979-6256 Qairrulik Outfitting 979-6280 Qikiqtani Outfitters 979-6606 979-6333 Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 4 979-6215 Royal Canadian Legion Cadet Hall 979-0795 Government and local Post Office 979-5864 associations City of Iqaluit general enquiries 979-5600 979-5922 www.city.iqaluit.nu.ca Amarok Hunters and Trappers Association 979-6848 979-3390 GN Wildlife Management Office (licensing) 975-7900 979-8809 Iqaluit Housing Authority 979-5301 979-4349 7 Iqaluit Liquor Warehouse 979-5918 979-5836 L’Association des francophones du Nunavut 979-4606 Baffin Business Development Corporation 1-800-263-2232 Canada-Nunavut Business Service Centre 1-877-499-5199 *Note: Phone list last revised in July 2013 8 .
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