Discover Canadian Provinces, Nunavut, joined in 1999

1999: Nunavut became the newest Canadian province with a population of approximately 35,000.

History: Nunavut was formed from the eastern portion of the Northwest Territories as part of a land claim agreement between the Inuit and the Canadian government.

Geography: Nunavut is the largest and northernmost territory in Canada, spanning over two million square kilometers.

Culture: Nunavut is home to a variety of Indigenous cultures, including Inuit, Cree, and Dene.

Economy: Nunavut's economy is largely based on natural resources, including fishing, mining, and tourism.

Politics: Nunavut is governed by a unicameral legislature and is represented in the federal government by three members of Parliament.

Tourism: Nunavut is home to a variety of outdoor activities and attractions, including the northern lights, polar bears, and whale-watching. The most popular destination is the historic city of Iqaluit.

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