Cambridge Bay - Wikipedia
WEBCambridge Bay is the location of the Canadian High Arctic Research Station (CHARS) campus as announced by Prime Minister Stephen Harper on 24 August 2010. This multidisciplinary station is operated year-round by Polar Knowledge Canada, a federal agency. It is a keystone of Canada's Northern Strategy. Its mandate is stated:
Cambridge Bay - Canadian North
WEBCambridge Bay is the administrative and business centre of the Kitikmeot Region. It is also the centre for world class research throughout the Arctic. Nestled among rolling hills and tundra, Cambridge Bay is located on Victoria Island and is an important stop for cruises and private ships traversing the Northwest Passage.
Cambridge Bay - Travel Nunavut
WEBCambridge Bay is the centre of government for Kitikmeot, the administrative and transportation hub for this region of Nunavut. It is the largest stop for passenger and research vessels traversing the Northwest Passage. The hamlet is located close to the Ekalluk River, which is famous for giant char. The Ekalluktogmiut people come from there.
Cambridge Bay | The Municipality Of
WEBDoing Business in Cambridge Bay; Local Services; Visitors. Mayor Message; Getting Here; History; Lifestyle and Culture; Accommodations; Attractions; Gallery; Maps; Wildlife …
Cambridge Bay – Travel guide at Wikivoyage
WEBCambridge Bay is a hamlet of about 1800 people (2016) on Victoria Island, in western Nunavut. It is the largest settlement on Victoria Island.
Cambridge Bay | Destination Nunavut
WEBCambridge Bay is the administrative and business centre of the Kitikmeot Region. It is also the centre for world class research throughout the Arctic. Nestled among rolling hills and tundra, Cambridge Bay is located on Victoria Island and is an important stop for cruises and private ships traversing the Northwest Passage.
Cambridge Bay | The Canadian Encyclopedia
WEBAug 7, 2012 · Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, incorporated as a hamlet in 1984, population 1608 (2011c), 1477 (2006c). The Hamlet of Cambridge Bay is located on the southeast coast of VICTORIA ISLAND . The people of the area are known as the COPPER INUIT because they fashioned implements from native copper and bartered these to other groups.
Exploring Nunavut’s Cambridge Bay | Destination Canada
WEBCambridge Bay is the vibrant regional center for the Kitikmeot region of western Nunavut, and it's gearing up to be a standout community in the territory. With the completion of the Canadian High Arctic Research Centre (CHARS), the town is preparing for more residents and more tourists with new options for dining and accommodation.
Cambridge Bay | Government of Nunavut
Attractions | Cambridge Bay
WEBAttractions. Ovayuk Territorial Park. The Park is named after a 200 meter mountain, a distinctive feature of this flat coastal area. The subject of a legend about giants who starved on the land, Ovayuk has been a landmark for nomadic Inuit for many generations.
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