Polar Knowledge Canada

June is National Indigenous History Month. It’s a time to honour the rich cultures, traditions, and experiences of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples whose presence has shaped this land since time immemorial.

At Polar Knowledge Canada, we are proud to work alongside Indigenous people as we advance Arctic science priorities. We look forward to a future of collaboration founded in respect and cooperation.

🏛️ This , POLAR is celebrating the power of museums to connect people, cultures and stories. 🗺️

We're proud to support the Polar Knowledge Canada Northern Voices Gallery at the Canadian Museum of Nature (CMN), a dedicated exhibition space where Northern communities can share their own perspectives of the Arctic and relationships with the land. ❄️

The current exhibition - Qikiqtait: Where Inuit Knowledge and Innovation Come Together - was created by the Arctic Eider Society in collaboration with the CMN and showcases the innovation and stewardship of Sanikiluarmiut (the people of Sanikiluaq, a community located in the unique Hudson Bay archipelago of Qikiqtait). 🦆

At POLAR, we're committed to advancing knowledge and collaboration in the North. We recognize the vital role that museums play in fostering dialogue, understanding, and respect across cultures and communities.

The Qikiqtait exhibition will run until September 2027. It is included with general museum admission.

🔗 Visit the CMN website for details and tickets: https://nature.ca/en/visit-us/whats-on/listing/qikiqtait/
📸 Canadian Museum of Nature