Aupaluk Is the Smallest Community in Nunavik

Aupaluk Is the Smallest Community in Nunavik

History Aupaluk is the smallest community in Nunavik. Located in Hopes Advance bay 150 km away from Kuujjuaq, 60 km away from Tasiujaq and 80 km away from Kangirsuk, this village was a traditional hunting and fishing site for a long time. Aupaluk was Aupaluk AUPALUK entirely built by the Inuit in 1975. Address: PO Box 4, Aupaluk Quebec J0M 1X0 Access Population Tel: 819-491-9090 Aupaluk can be reached by plane by taking a Canadian North flight from Inhabitants: around 250 Montreal/Quebec to Kuujjuaq then an Air Inuit flight from Kuujjuaq to Aupaluk. Aupaluk means "where it's red" in Inuktitut, Languages spoken: Inuktitut, English because the soil is rich in iron oxyde. Economic activities: Fishing, hunting, arts and crafts, businesses and services, tourism, construction, transport, outfitters. Services Temperatures Airport 20 Other services: 10 Arena and gym Coop grocery store 0 Coop hotel -10 Daycare -20 Post office Anglican church -30 FM community radio -40 Junior Rangers (Canadian Armed Forces) January April June October The clinic Address: PO Box 4, Aupaluk Quebec J0M 1X0 Tel: 819-491-9090 Nursing staff: 3-4 Fax: 819-491-7066 Activities and attractions Expanded E-mail: [email protected] COVID-19 role 1 Sports 2-3 Arena, equipped gym Hours: CLSC open from Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm, emergency services evening/night/weekend. Hiking Therapeutic guide: Therapeutic guide - Ungava Tulattavik Health Center Kayaking and canoeing Pharmacy: In the clinic Amenities: Archives, laboratory, electrocardiography and observation unit Main services: Community health (home care, perinatal care, contraception, dental health, school health, occupational health, social services), emergency services, medical consultations Other activities Resources: Sewing workshops (parka, mittens) Doctor: Visits 4-5 days per month, consultations by phone Police: Yes KRPF Firefighters: Yes Others: interpreter, social worker, northern attendant, youth protection worker, community health worker Worth seeing Occasional visits from specialists Migration of the caribou herd from Leaf river (October to December) Accommodation Sea mammals Arts, crafts and culture Vous demeurerez dans un transit à moins d'une minute de marche. Il y a deux chambres privées, le reste est en commun. Il est interdit de fumer dans les appartements ou d’amener son conjoint. Les animaux sont interdits. Le transit est meublé et tout équipé niveau cuisine et télévision. Le câble et Internet sont disponibles pour 10$/semaine. Enjoy your assignment!.

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