Just over 8$ for this Big Crunch at Arviat Northern Store hehe just 2 buns that chicken and I thing that’s a special dream wrap 😂

Haha eating apple 130 mile west of Arviat 😂

John Ollie (Inuk) with beaded snow goggles and a stone-carved pipe. Photographed near Arviat (Nunavut) in 1949.

Photo: Richard Harrington | © Stephen Bulger Gallery

Woman in an amauti with infant, cleaning a seal skin in fresh water. Color slide photographed in 1947. Location listed as possibly Rankin Inlet or Arviat.

📷 Thomas Paterson | maa University of Cambridge

Idk where the spring weather is hehe, wind picking up to 50-70 this evening in Arviat.

Old Man Winter still don’t want to leave -25 with an windchill of -35 this morning here in Arviat.

Up & coming television personality for uvagut tv Evano Aggark Jr trains new string of hosts in Arviat.

Idk where the solar eclipse is hehe I don’t think nothing in Arviat Nunavut hehe

The Agnico arena in Rankin Inlet, Baker Lake vs Arviat warming up

Take my family to my seacan cabin this weekend, 70 miles west of Arviat, my wife’s fishing spot, and Sunday afternoon bring that red cabin closer to my cabin at camp lake.

Annual Yamaha 250cc Bravo Race in couple weeks from now, man some guys can top up there Bravo like crazy, a lot of good racers here in Arviat

Snowmobile race in Arviat.

1949, Arviat, Nunavut, Canada.

Şu an 91 yaşıda olan Helen Konek, babası Pipqunaaq'ın Arviat, Nunavut yakınlarında yaptığı iglonun merdivenlerinde.
📷 Richard Harrington

Helen Konek, 17, by Richard Harrington in the early 1950s - she is photographed near Arviat, Nunavut in the igloo her father Pipqanaaq built.

It has been very warm for many days for mid-Oct. (record levels) in western Nunavut 🇨🇦.

13.6°C Ennadai Lake (7 Tx > 10°C)
12.1°C Bathurst Inlet (3 Tx > 10°C)
12.0°C Arviat (3 Tx > 11°C)
11.2°C Baker Lake (3 Tx > 10°C)

No frost in Cambridge Bay where the normal Tmin is -15°C!

Inuit children entering a Hudson's Bay building in ᐊᕐᕕᐊᑦ(Arviat), Nunavut in 1979.

A Caribou Inuk from Arviat wearing an Ilgaak (snow goggles traditionally made of wood, bone, walrus ivory, caribou antler). Northwest Territories, Canada. 1921 Colorized by Ross' Restorations.