Ukkusiksalik: The Bay with Reversing Falls
Ukkusiksalik National Park in Nunavut is centred on Wager Bay, a 100-km-long saltwater inlet. At the bay's narrow entrance, powerful tides create 'reversing falls,' a turbulent spectacle of water flowing against itself. The area is also known for its high concentration of polar bears that gather on shore during the summer. #Canada #Ukkusiksalik #Nunavut #Tides 🇨🇦
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The old plates. When the NWT split into the NWT and Nunavut both territories wanted the old Polar Bear plates. Truthfully Nunavut had a much better claim as we have a more robust population of Polar Bears, throughout more of the area. But after a few years of both having the PB plates Nunavut decided to run a contest for new plates and this is what came of it.
We’ve now returned to PB plates although a different design of them. Somewhere I have NWT and Nunavut original PB plates. #Nunavut
Forgot to post yesterday’s arrival order for Nunavut Quest. So here it is.
1) Nanuraq Uttak #5
2) Lee Inuarak #1
3) Tom Naqitarvik #2
4) Daniel Inuarak #8
5) Donovan Qaunaq #7
6) Owen Jaworenko #3
7) Roland Taqtu #6
8) Peter Henry Arnatsiaq #9
9) Natalino Piugstuq #4
Sharing bits of Canada 'eh🇨🇦
CBC North
Sandy McClearn
LM Little
Clare