About Canadian North

Community Engagement

At Canadian North, we’re driven by our commitment to the well-being and prosperity of our communities. We’re part of the fabric of our communities, trusted to deliver on our promises – including supporting community-minded initiatives. Whether it’s investing into social, economic or cultural preservation programs, we love partnering with Inuit and other Indigenous organizations to make positive contributions across our network.

Canadian North Supports Iqaluit Youth Recreation Through Outcrop Golf Tournament

Canadian North was proud to support the annual Outcrop Golf Tournament, held recently in Gatineau, Quebec, in support of the Ikajuqtiit Community Association (ICA). Based…

Music, Community and Northern Spirit Shine at Folk on the Rocks 2026

Yellowknife is still buzzing after another unforgettable weekend at Folk on the Rocks, the North’s biggest party under the midnight sun. Held July 17–19, the…

Nunavut Day

Last week, Canadian North was proud to bring our team, our spirit, and our signature hot cookies to Nunavut Day celebrations in Iqaluit and beyond….

Canadian North and Edmonton Elks Team Up for Youth Football Camp in Yellowknife

Earlier this June, as part of our partnership with the Edmonton Elks of the Canadian Football League, we were proud to support a youth flag…

Canadian North proud to support historic Hockey Helps the Homeless event in Iqaluit

Last Saturday, hockey history was made in Iqaluit. The first-ever Nunavut Northern Alumni Classic brought former NHL and PWHL players, an Olympian, and hockey fans…

Northern Pride on the Ice: Canadian North Supports Nunavut and NWT Curlers

Over the past few months, Canadian North has been proud to support teams representing both Nunavut and the Northwest Territories at the 2026 Canadian Curling…

Canadian North Supports Inuit-Led Arctic Conservation at 2025 ELPIS Arctic Spirit Dinner

On November 21, 2025, Canadian North served as the official airline partner of the ELPIS Arctic Spirit Dinner, held in Toronto. This annual fundraising gala…

Canadian North Sponsors The Great Pumpkin Carving Contest in Iqaluit

This past weekend, the City of Iqaluit hosted the Great Pumpkin Carving Contest at the Arctic Winter Games Arena, and Canadian North was proud to…

Supporting Inuit Heritage in Gjoa Haven

Since opening its doors on October 17, 2013, the Nattilik Heritage Centre has served as a gathering place and cultural hub in Gjoa Haven. Built…

Canadian North is proud to support Habitat for Humanity Iqaluit

The Canadian North team once again was proud to support Habitat for Humanity Iqaluit (HFHIQ) at its 18th annual charity golf tournament held in Gatineau,…

Music, Community, and Culture Take Centre Stage at Folk on the Rocks 2025

As part of Canadian North’s commitment to building thriving, connected communities, we’re proud to sponsor the Folk on the Rocks music festival. More than a…

Doughnuts and dollars support local food security for Nunavut Day

July 9 was a special day in the North as we celebrated Nunavut Day with fun, food and an extra boost for local food security….

Helping Preserve Inuinnaqtun Through Innovation

Students from Helen Kalvak Elihakvik School in Ulukhaktok, NWT, are working alongside visiting BCIT students to help preserve Inuinnaqtun, an Indigenous language deeply rooted in…

On the Button

What started three years ago as an idea to support the community has grown into a popular annual event with a big impact. Curling for…

Queens for a Day:
A Norman Wells Tradition Returns

After a multi-year pause, one of Norman Wells’ most memorable traditions sashayed back into the spotlight. With deep roots in the community, the May Queen…

Partnering for Food Security in Iqaluit

In Iqaluit, the team at Qajuqturvik Community Food Centre is working every day to improve food security, support skill-building, and create a stronger sense of…

The Jig is Up: Iqaluit Cod Derby is One of Many Supported by Canadian North

The May long weekend saw a big turnout on the sea ice next to Iqaluit, as more than 800 people took part in the 2025…

First Responders Day

From flying crews into dangerous zones to supporting evacuations during the 2023 NWT fires, first responders step up for the North, year after year. Thank…

Canadian North at the Arctic Inspiration Prize Awards

On May 13, the 13th annual Arctic Inspiration Prize (AIP) ceremony lit up Ottawa’s Rogers Centre with an afternoon of celebration, culture, and community. This…

Supporting Our People, On the Ground and in the Air

In aviation, where precision and performance are essential, it’s just as important to keep our mental health fine-tuned. We know that stress, fatigue, and emotional…

Toonik Tyme Festival welcomes spring to Iqaluit

Community members flocked to Toonik Tyme, the annual celebration of Inuit traditions and the return of spring in Iqaluit. The festival ran April 11 to…

Scholarships support Inuit women in the workforce

As an Inuit-owned organization, Canadian North has a mission to meaningfully improve the lives of our people, our customers and the communities we serve. As…

Celebrating winter in Yellowknife with the Snowking Festival

A month-long celebration of winter and community spirit began 30 years ago with a snow fort built for friends in Yellowknife, NWT. Today, a huge…

Students Transform Canada Goose Resource Event Materials into Fabulous, Functional Fashion

Nunavut Arctic College students have taken the gift of the materials distributed at one of our free fabric giveaways and paid it forward. The giveaways…