Drive Through Pangnirtung Nunavut

[@ramamanibalaji6343]

Mike, your efforts sincerely appreciated. Just a few comments: This has been filmed in summer. Honestly, those who haven't visited the Canadian Arctic during winter can't understand the beautiful beast (winter is so hard), Pang. By the bye, a few things visitors should also know: 1. Pang is famous for Hat 2. Pang post office shown in the video is located in Uqqurmiut Arts and Crafts, since Aug 2014 3. Pang people (Inuit) are the nicest people (seen to be believed)

[@timlad5]

LOVE the throat signing. WOW, nice community.

[@neilfisher]

One of the most chill nu communities :) Wicked video!

[@judithvarneyburch]

Loved re-visiting Pang...next film- go into the Uq. Center, co-op, northern stores and schools + elder center etc.

[@aluandjalal1324]

Ok so u wanna cookies for that

[@jarrinroot4061]

I want to move there so badly. It looks so peaceful

[@cymbalom]

Thanks for this! I know some folks up there and it's great to be able to put mental pictures of places with the names!

[@kitiowa]

Chirpy little tune you got going on there.

[@curieuseaucanada1]

Thank you. I lived in Pangnirtung in 1965. It was much nicer, much whiter. There was no dump! And very few buildings. We were isolated all winter with no plane. Except a Christmas air drop. I'll go and visit your website. It's fun to see the New Pangnirtung.

[@jarrinroot4061]

I want to move there so badly. Too bad it's rather pricey

[@jq42]

Do you know a man named Sam Ransom? He might have lived here around that time. He is my father

[@MichaelDLange1]

I discovered this video by accident a few months ago and I love the background music. Who is playing the accordion? Does he or she play professionally?

[@chrisaningmiuq5094]

Simeonie Keenainak Professional accordian player from Pangnirtung

[@kreedkafer853]

Awesome music

[@TIBER_Shots]

I want to move to this place so peaceful and welcoming

[@Jakeornot]

So, who is playing the bones, and with whom? I find it astonishing that buildings in cold climates with long winters are painted in dark and drab colors, don't you? Or, they are white, which is reflective. Even when there is access to paint stores. Thank you for the tour.

[@hannahsutherland8170]

Anyone who was at Queen Mary TB hospital I’m 1969 on Weston Road in Toronto. There was two TB hospitals. The one across was Queen Mary Hospital for Women and young Girls. There were French girls, Inuits and one cree girl. I am the cree girl. Anyone remember please respond to this message or my Facebook. I remember the word “nikoomik” think it’s “thank you”😊

[@Idellle]

do they have internet in that town?

[@QallunaatCorner]

sure do ! its not the fastest, but for the most part, its alright !

[@relaxandgrowwithMegan]

Michael H Davies is that throat singing like the tuvan people do in Siberia? I didn't know the Inuit do throat singing too if that's what it is.

[@johonanandrewgomes7593]

@@relaxandgrowwithMegan yeah it is

[@lebtzini9335]

very nice> Looks very much like Berlin, Germany

[@lamborghiniperlini1710]

HOW?!?!

[@jkrejic]

Thank you for making this video! :)

[@thebiglummoxable]

only vehicles have 4-wheel drive, no doubt they get very heavy snow !!

[@Un_Petit_Citron]

N U N A V U T

[@bindardundat454]

Where's tHe Tim Hortons ?

[@smiles12331]

:)))

[@greatestever184]

Wow. Had to mute that shit in the beginning.