Parcs Nunavik
P.O. Box 9 J0M1C0 Kuujjuaq, QC, Canada

, cranberry- (), . . Lingonberry (Vaccinium vitis-idaea), of the same family as cranberry, is a berry harvested by Inuit. It is used to heal mouth infections. Photo: Maxime Brousseau

Happy Easter Photo: Lucy Abraham

2016-. , . , . . Jason Annanack joined the team of Kuururjuaq Park and Ulittaniujalik Park as Park Warden in 2016. Before joining the team, he had been hired as a local guide for an expedition to the Keglo Bay for the park extension project. An extremely hard worker, he already participated in many projects including the marking of a new trail forming a loop behind camp Qurlutuarjuq. He also completed the Arctic Guide training in Kangiqsujuaq. Photo: Nunavik Parks

, , , . : /, , , . . In Kangiqsujuaq, where you can visit parc national des Pingualuit’s Pavillion, Maali Tukirqi, Lydia Kiatainaq and Mary A. Pilurtuut keep the museum busy: qulliq lighting/tending, Inuit traditional bone games which are most popular but also sewing, bead working, throat singing or even plants traditional use workshops. Here is more on Len MacDonald's experience with our precious team. https://www.week45.com/monday-morning-musings-373/

2014-. AC/DC- , ! . . . , . . Darrel Emak est le gardie...n du parc national Kuururjuaq et du parc national Ulittaniujalik depuis 2014. Ce grand admirateur d’AC/DC est spontané, a un bon sens de l’humour et est un excellent cuisinier! Il a participé à plusieurs expéditions au lac Qarliit. Il a également contribué à la surveillance de l’omble chevalier de la rivière Koroc et a participé à un voyage exploratoire dans le parc Ulittaniujalik avant sa création. Il n’abandonne jamais les défis qu’il peut rencontrer, surtout sur l’eau; en outre, il est un guide naturel en eau vive. Darrel a également suivi la formation de guide arctique à Kangiqsujuaq. Photo: Parcs Nunavik

2011-. ; , . . . . , . Jessie Baron is the Administrative Technician for Kuururjuaq Park and Ulittaniujalik Park since 2011. She is bilingual...; she excels in translating from English to Inuktitut, which is her specialty. She is very dedicated to her job and loves to serve her community. Jessie loves to welcome the visitors with great enthusiasm. Her heart is also in tune to organize elder’s gatherings and to plan activities at the park pavilion with the elders and community members. On her spare time, she is an excellent seamstress. Photo: courtesy of Jessie Baron