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Our Montreal-Kuujjuaq route may be ending, but our commitment to Nunavik remains

On August 5, 2025, a long-standing chapter in Canadian North’s history came to a close as we operated the last flight on our Montreal-Kuujjuaq route. While will continue seamlessly for the community with Air Inuit becoming the route carrier, this transition marks a meaningful moment for Canadian North and for many others connected to this route.

This route transfer follows the sale of Canadian North by Makivvik Corporation and the Inuvialuit Regional Corporation to Exchange Income Corporation earlier this year. Air Inuit, owned by Makivvik, will now carry the legacy forward.

To mark the occasion, we hosted intimate commemorative events in both Kuujjuaq and Montreal, celebrating the history and impact of the route and expressing our continued commitment to Kuujjuaq. While this route may be changing hands, our presence in Kuujjuaq remains strong, with ongoing weekly service through Ottawa and enduring partnerships within the community.


For Canadian North, the route represents decades of connection, service, and relationships — a legacy that holds deep meaning for our President and CEO, Shelly DeCaria.

Born and raised in Kuujjuaq, Shelly’s connection to the region has shaped her leadership and continues to guide Canadian North’s commitment to long-term investment in the communities we serve.

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