Nunavik pictures
The majority of the photographs of this site were carried out by Yves Falardeau in December 2001.
Also collaborated: Serge Pigeon, Helene Cénedèse, Pierre Lebreux, Pierre Geoffroy, Martin Caron. Thank you also to the other people who transmitted to us some pictures.
If you wish to forward to us pictures for our site, send it to: harrimage@cableamos.com.
Thank you for your collaboration.
The motoneige is necessary, in winter, to contemplate this landscape without trees, but how much splendid!
On the picture, Pierre Lebreux, Qallunaat of Salluit.
Originating from the area of Beloeil, Pierre is married with an Inuk and
had two children. Here, the word Qallunaat, which means white man man
with a moustache and large belly, takes all its significance!
Photo Bank
Landscape
Inuulitsivik Health Centre
Streets
Nunavik Buildings
Faces
Apartments
Municipal Services
The Pierre Lebreux's wife is working for the
Salluit CLSC as dental assistant since several years.
One goes to Nunavik in the plane.
On this picture, a Air Inuit Twin Otter.
Anglican Church in Puvirnituq.
Louisa, a beautiful Inuit from Salluit
The ices give us sometimes splendid photographs.
This picture is taken by Mrs Helene Sénedèse, social worker.
The houses are sometimes perched on hills,
like here the residences
of the Salluit CLSC workers, located at top of the mountain
which overhangs the Salluit Bay.
Splendid landscapes; the horizon, as far as the eye can see!
The road to the Salluit Airport;
the sun often licks the mountainside...
The traditional costume of the Inuits women:
amautiq.
A clothing which makes it possible to the woman
to transport her baby in a pocket located in its back.
In front, Ivujivik's CLSC..
Residences for workers of the
Sapummivik Reintegration Centre of Salluit.
The wolf, legendary creature...
Inuit Art, which speak about hunting and
fishing,
traditional Inuit culture.
An aspect of the inuit craft.
Residences arranged well for the workers.
Sea..., so beautiful to look!