Admittedly the climate in Iqaluit, Nunavut sucks. That just means that when the weather is good, it is enjoyed more. Working here also allowed Kelvin to self-finance The Rather Odd Journey project.
It’s like an entirely different world in my own country! I was born, and have live all of my 49 years in Toronto, BUT, love to escape the city and explore this great nation of ours, because there’s just so much to see and do. It’s a shame so many Canadians travel more outside their own country then in it. I’ve been to every territory and province, and ALL are equally beautiful in their own unique way. Admittedly, I’m a city boy, and I do love my city, but it’s also so nice to see just how massive Canada truly is! I have family in every province and territory, so I made it my mission to meet them all before I hit 50, just have Iqaluit left, so thanks for the video, now I can’t wait to see it for myself this summer!
TJ Devereaux thank you another Canadian who shares my desire to travel everywhere and i mean everywhere in Canada to the border line coast to coast to coast. Btw what places have you been in Nunavut?
I was telling a friend (not canadian) that I watched these videos of this one couple travelling across Canada and that they went to nunavut, and he was like, so they travelled the country but didn't go to any of it, what? Hahah
I think this is one of the finest video productions ever. And, it's all about one of our favorite cities, one that DEWline workers once knew as the "Miami of the Arctic"
Thanks for the share. We don't get any snow from where l come from as my country is near the equator, it's summer all year long. Love seeing all the snow in your country, even in summer!
I still can't get over the forecast this week of Feb 2 to Feb 12.Minus 43 for Monday and Tuesday. Minus 35 or colder all week.I would like to hear from locals about the Jan cold. I know your used to it, but minus 45 degrees is crazy.
Great video! Awesome place. Something that I'd like to know is how are the sun hours in summer, I mean, at what time is the sunrise and the same for the sundown...
I'm thinking about hiking around there in July. How annoying are the flies that time of year? I can't stand nats flying in front of my eyes all the time.
I first saw Frobisher Bay aka Iqaluit in May 1953. I last saw it in late 1980. Forget any debates, take it from me . . you owe yourself a visit to Iqaluit and the opportunity to explore all of Qikiqtaaluk Region. Consider "Toonik Time" to start off your introduction to the Arctic. Bon voyage!
I know it aint warm enough to be jumping in that water. And truly, the government should just butt out and let the people handle shit themselves. They got it. They dont need you.
@@eloquentia7207 Generally polar bears prefer staying along the coastal areas where food is to be had, as there is little to be found on the interior of large islands.
If you have been there this winter, you are experiencing a very frigid winter. My hobby is weather and Dec, Jan and now Feb, especially Jan. The first 7 days of Feb are all minus 32 or colder and next Monday and Tuesday are minus 41 and minus 43. That is crazy cold. I noticed there were cold warnings. Crazy cold.
Oddly enough, St. Tropez is the first thing I think about when I see Nunavut. And when I see Provence I immediately think of Rankin Inlet, or maybe Cambridge Bay!!
It’s like an entirely different world in my own country! I was born, and have live all of my 49 years in Toronto, BUT, love to escape the city and explore this great nation of ours, because there’s just so much to see and do. It’s a shame so many Canadians travel more outside their own country then in it. I’ve been to every territory and province, and ALL are equally beautiful in their own unique way. Admittedly, I’m a city boy, and I do love my city, but it’s also so nice to see just how massive Canada truly is! I have family in every province and territory, so I made it my mission to meet them all before I hit 50, just have Iqaluit left, so thanks for the video, now I can’t wait to see it for myself this summer!
TJ Devereaux thank you another Canadian who shares my desire to travel everywhere and i mean everywhere in Canada to the border line coast to coast to coast. Btw what places have you been in Nunavut?
I’m moving up there if asswipe gets reelection!
Wow! Im so glad and proud to call Iqaluit my home after watching this! Thank you! ✌👍🤗
I am from Recife in Brazil south america and i really liked this video thanks for sharing it with us at this part of the world ...
I from Russia!
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2:23 WOW, that looks so refreshing!
A friend tried to get me to visit northern Canada. I said I was having Nunavut.
I was telling a friend (not canadian) that I watched these videos of this one couple travelling across Canada and that they went to nunavut, and he was like, so they travelled the country but didn't go to any of it, what? Hahah
LOL
I get the joke
I think this is one of the finest video productions ever. And, it's all about one of our favorite cities, one that DEWline workers once knew as the "Miami of the Arctic"
Watching done host,it's me baby boss Samar
Looks like Victoria BC in winter lol.
Thanks for the share. We don't get any snow from where l come from as my country is near the equator, it's summer all year long. Love seeing all the snow in your country, even in summer!
Same
It looks SOO Beautiful! I wish I could live there The chickens look so cute
Very interesting video on life in the arctic, the winters there must be sooo cold, saludos desde new haven Connecticut!
There's still snow in summer!! Wow, nice!!
Yup its Arctic. Cool things : Polar bear, Ice Fishing
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I still can't get over the forecast this week of Feb 2 to Feb 12.Minus 43 for Monday and Tuesday. Minus 35 or colder all week.I would like to hear from locals about the Jan cold. I know your used to it, but minus 45 degrees is crazy.
vin russo it’s too cold here I barely went outside all winter but it is my first winter here so I might get use to it if I’m here much longer.
Great video! Awesome place.
Something that I'd like to know is how are the sun hours in summer, I mean, at what time is the sunrise and the same for the sundown...
I believe it does not go down at all during parts of the summer. It stays up 24 hours of the day.
I'm thinking about hiking around there in July. How annoying are the flies that time of year? I can't stand nats flying in front of my eyes all the time.
That's summer huh... I will never go there, lol
labelfree904 why not?
But your invitation was already mailed
I want to see more please. Debating, I need to be convinced
I first saw Frobisher Bay aka Iqaluit in May 1953. I last saw it in late 1980. Forget any debates, take it from me . . you owe yourself a visit to Iqaluit and the opportunity to explore all of Qikiqtaaluk Region. Consider "Toonik Time" to start off your introduction to the Arctic. Bon voyage!
Please tell me at 2:11 are those Bilberries or Blueberries? If you do not know, is there a way you can ask and find out ?
0:36 pretty saucey beat 😍😍😍
It seems they make the best of all seasons
arm bender - most of the music featured in the rather odd journey videos was prepared by Andres Felipe Borja Marquez ( andrewfelo7@me.com).
How warm does it get in the summers?
John Kennedy 15c at max
That course should be in the pga
summer cool
Looks like marsian colony.
0:15 "Whoa!"
Hi i want to know what's the bgm between 2:50 to 3:40? thanks
Yeah not many First Nations, Metis, Europeans, Or Far Easterners there mainly Inuits
What is the temperature range in summer?
Patricia Nina I’d say the average is anywhere from 10-15 degrees Celsius but I’ve seen as warm as 20 or as cold as about 2-3
I bet living here is great in summer
Hi.. nice video... can u tell me the name of the first song on this video.. thx ~ dave
I know it aint warm enough to be jumping in that water.
And truly, the government should just butt out and let the people handle shit themselves. They got it. They dont need you.
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Whole place is like from anime
I just came here for music
At least the hikers don't have to be concerned about poisonous snakes or scorpions in that region.
How about polar bears? 😃
@@eloquentia7207 Generally polar bears prefer staying along the coastal areas where food is to be had, as there is little to be found on the interior of large islands.
I lived here for a year
If you have been there this winter, you are experiencing a very frigid winter. My hobby is weather and Dec, Jan and now Feb, especially Jan. The first 7 days of Feb are all minus 32 or colder and next Monday and Tuesday are minus 41 and minus 43. That is crazy cold. I noticed there were cold warnings. Crazy cold.
Must be boring and depressing there, I’ll never go to Nunavut
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Iqaluit is not in the Arctic.
Thanks for pointing that out.
It seems like it's just outside the Arctic circle
BARREN! no trees...what a god awful place to live!!..no floral gardens just ROCKS...rather be in Cuba or on beaches of French Riviera like St Tropez
Bruh. Why are you so limited. Explore some cold places too will ya?
Oddly enough, St. Tropez is the first thing I think about when I see Nunavut. And when I see Provence I immediately think of Rankin Inlet, or maybe Cambridge Bay!!
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"Global Warming" on Baffin Island looks BRUTALLY COLD
nunavut sucks because theres too many bugs up there