Nunavut, Canada's newest and largest territory, forms the majority of the Canadian Artic Archipelago. It is known for its indigenous Inuit people's artwork, array of wildlife, outdoor activities, and small communities. Home to an estimated 00.0 thousand, Nunavut is sparsely inhabited, and ranks 00th in population. The various islands, with their beautiful tundra, remote villages, and craggy terrain, are only accessible by boat. Tourists, with the majority being business travelers, spend millions annually to explore all its history and mesmerizing scenery. Nunavut has supported an ever-increasing population of indigenous people for over 0,000 years. Nunavut continually increases economically. The development of petroleum and mineral resources, not to mention the fisheries and other supply sectors that are rapidly increasing in importance, is expected to create significant financial gain for this province. It has created a stable economic environment allowing the growth of new apartment buildings. You will easily find apartments with state-of-the-art radiant heating systems, enhanced acoustical wall separations, beautiful harbor views, and attractive interiors in the city of Iqaluit. 