Paddle the Rivers of Canada - Nunavik & Ungava

Overview of a series of northern river canoe expeditions paddled by Lynette Chubb and Laco Kovac ( LandLTrips ) in Nunavik, Quebec ( north east Canada ) including: Charpentier, Leaf, Feuilles, de Pas, George, du Sable, Caniapiscau, Koksoak, Vachon, Payne, Puvirnituq & Pingualuit Crater. Trip reports can be found at Sites Google com LandLTrips
Approx 2min of SILENCE about 15min in is due to removal copyrighted music - apologies to the artist!

[@LynetteChubb]

Copyright infringement issues has removed a 2-3 minute section of music soundtrack @ the 14-16:40 min section. Our apologies to Loreena McKennit (as credited at the end of this video) for not asking permission to use her music to enhance and complement the imagery of this video. So far, Enya's section of music a little later in the video has not caught anyone's attention. As an artist who has been copied without permission or compensation myself, AcrylArt.ca, I recognize and empathize with these copyright issues.

[@jamoliverj]

If I could thumbs up this a thousand times. Thanks

[@kuujjuaq58]

Ferocious large insects. They rule, don't think otherwise. Thanks Laco and Lynette. Outstanding. Rigorous. And to Chris as well.

[@armbender777]

speechless.... one of the nicest videos i ever watchedon youtube.... thank u

[@wetcanoedogs]

i am very-very impressed just not by the canoe trips but by the quality of the video! for guys like me who will never get much farther than the parks in nw Ontario that was a real eye opener! my canoeing is not much more than a short drive to the canoe park in northern Minnesota,bwca,and a couple weeks of paddling around the back woods alone,thanks for the look at how the "big guys"do it.

[@ExploreTheBackcountry]

Awesome. Love the trip maps. Will have to get up there at some point...

[@arkmodeusoutdoors7911]

This is a truly awesome trip, and Loreena rocks as well!

[@popomilagro]

Most beautiful and inspiring images of the rivers and tundra of Nunavik, and the possiblity of traveling across the country by canoe. Your every comment about your connections with the people there reminds me of the warm generosity with which I have been received there.

[@NearlyNativeNursery]

I have the paddling skills and interests in wilderness trips to see Flora and Fauna and learn the local archeology, but not enough funds to travel that far north to join you all. Great video production. keep posting your canoe trips as we learn so much from them. Jim Rodgers, Georgia USA

[@judyolmstead]

Wow! Fabulous film. Great work and glad you had such wonderful trips.

[@Tmbrwlkr1]

Lester and Lynette - Kudos you guys. Great photos of great trips. We want to thank you again for the use of your maps and data for our Ungava crossing/Leaf trip. Keep up the great trips and great pictures. Hope to see you at the canoe symposium. Matt Walker and Terry Brayman

[@alexisdagenaiseverell4304]

Wow vraiment inspirant

[@YerluvinunclePete]

A wonderful video. I have the gear, if I ever have the time and money I'll be in touch!

[@armbender777]

can u tell me a nice river with no portages, good fishing.. 100 or 200 km long .. that we can fly into , be dropped off then picked up... thx ~ Dave

[@LynetteChubb]

Leaf R. leafriverlodge.com

[@joseluismorales6071]

I live in a country where our rivers are dead or dying, it is amazing how a living river looks like, I hope some day Jehova God will ruine those ruining the earth