Relations on Southeastern Hudson Bay: An Illustrated History of Inuit, Cree and Eurocanadian Interaction, 1740-1970 Toby Morantz.
Ulluriaq Centre is a group-home based in Montreal for Inuit youth at risk from Nunavik. The youth range from 11 to 17 years of age.
Cape Smith Island was identified early on in the sequence of Arctic archaeological research due to the work of Manning in 1949.
Kangiqsujuaq, located on the south shore of Hudson Strait (Ungava Peninsula, Nunavik), has attracted archaeologists for more than 40 years and resulted in the identification of numerous sites of various origins (e.g. Pre-Dorset, Dorset Thule/Inuit) and covering almost 4000 years of occupation, including several soapstone quarries dating back to the beginning of the Dorset occupation some 2000 years ago.
Richmond Gulf has one of the most spectacular landscapes of Nunavik. This area was occupied for thousands of years by arctic people and also by other groups originating from the south.
