I was perusing Google Earth and noticed this territory... Thanks for the video 👍

Today 14.mai 2024 Im impressed that this vidéo was made befor 14 years ago 😮 I hope you're doing well coz you're not publishing from 7 years

I went there's for a little wild and let me tell you about the people from Montreal which owns the snacks, they are no very recommandable people if you know what I mean, bad people

A lot of people like the seclusion and the cold and the fish but I don't want Nunavut

Thanks so much for your video. I’m a Canadian but didn’t know very much about this location other than it was around the Arctic Circle area.

Love this, thank you for sharing!

Amazing video about Iqaluit

I hope you get many many many more subscribers and can make lots of money off this channel. Thanks for the video. I don't know if I'll ever go but videos like this save me the trip, at least temporarily.

Thanks for sharing.

I had to double check the year of the video when I saw you flash your phone thinking “dang that’s an old iPhone” lol

India is way ahead in terms of Food Safety, world!

ну вы чё ещё и попрошаек включили? 🤦🏻

The Antarctic temperature has risen by 5 degrees F since 1950 and is rapidly increasing by the year. It is so warm in Antarctica now that Sea Leopards are found on the west coast of New Zealand and the Sea Mushrooms in Fiordland NZ are dying. This is major.

Nice video tour. I have lived in Churchill, Manitoba for 10 of my last 12 years now. Canada's is quite facinating. And expensive to to get to.

Drove from Calgary to Whitehorse and back last January with my spouse and my sister from France. Pitty can't do that to Iqaluit...

I'm so jealous. When this video was made, I had little knowledge of the territories. Nowadays I'm obsessed with Canada's north. I'm planning a trip to the NWT for next summer. Eventually I plan to visit all 3 territories and also visiting in winter. I think the territories are the best part of Canada.

Pu₺inä = po₺ / po₺₺ery / dish / vessel {dacian. .}

4:48 _Pu₺in:: _*_Le cuiSiNe. ._*

The acris there or a little onnthis side to buy away from you...is called Eurique or "Euroka" or Eurika is fine too. Thnks.

I'm planning to move there.......................... ............................................. not...

I used to work in the North with the Inuit, great people, myself found it tough because it was always cold, summers were like 2 months before winter was back. Tough life

When you ask intuit how much of Canada did you get back they can just say 'nunavut' 😂

Oh lord. Why would people live in the Artic? There is no need for that.

The pipes above ground arent because the ground is so frozen, it's because the ground underneath is bedrock. If you visit in the summer, the houses are also above ground for the same reasons

*Bachi piyari hai yar.*

This place looks so remote. Definitely not somewhere that I would want to live.

That poutine looked really sad. Surely potatoes aren't that expensive to buy up there.

Muy bonito video ,me gustaria conoser este hermoso lugar

ARCHITECTURE: mars. Very cool and appropriate

هل يستطيع إنسان يعيش في المنطقة الاستوائية التكييف في هذا الطقس

As a person from Iqaluit this is fun to watch 💀

I think it is time for another update 😊

I watch this in 2023, the quality of video is so nice and great vlog

So glad have been to Canada 10+ years. Best experience ever 40 degree below. Bring it on baby

Great video

please tell me how you can move to this wonderful region with rich and beautiful nature ???

Nice dog

The Arctic The Land Of The Letter Q

Can you plss do Churchill, Manibota?

just discovered this channel... wow that's crazy that this stuff existed on old youtube

Oi where u guys at? Its been another 6 whole years. 12 since the nunuvut fiasco. Would love an update

I really enjoyed this

best thing..a sense of community. which much of us have lost

great stuff

😊 Unusual & Different. Nice.

the curds arent supposed to melt... the whole point is the squidgy texture

"above tree line" wow. I had never thought of that

X-Ring spotted at 6:37, he's an X Grad. #GoXGo

2:09 what does it say the stop sign

Isn't it common courtesy that you learn to pronounce local names where you are a guest? There are probably many who will teach you that. And that would have been very interesting and important to us watching.