Programming

AJUNGI highlights the unique mentorship traditions of Inuit culture, where skills and knowledge are passed down through family relationships, such as parent-to-child and grandparent-to-grandchild. Set against stunning traditional lands and waters, the show documents the intimate learning process through observation and imitation, showcasing activities like dogsledding, lighting the qulliq, and crafting seal skin boots with intricate embroidery.

TAKUGINAI is a beloved children’s series featuring “Johnny” the Lemming and locally made puppets that have been teaching Inuktitut, life skills, and cultural values like respect, sharing, and patience to Inuit children—and audiences of all ages—since 1987

IKPAKSAQ is a heartfelt series where Inuit elders share family stories, cultural history, and reflections on transformative changes in Inuit life, using old photographs as a gateway to preserve their legacy and reconnect generations.

MAQAITTUT is a groundbreaking new series by Inuit Broadcasting Corporation that blends traditional knowledge with modern technology to showcase the beauty of the Northern landscape, the animals that inhabit it, and the rich cultural practices of hunting, all told through breathtaking footage and the wisdom of Inuit elders.

QANUQ ISUMAVIT is a live call-in show connecting Inuit communities across the Arctic through meaningful discussions on traditional knowledge, modern challenges, and cultural identity, featuring engaging guest speakers, stories that resonate, and thought-provoking topics.

TIITUQTA is a new youth-focused television show that selects a topic and solicits points of view from youth across Inuit Nunangat. It connects Inuit communities across the world, blending live segments, cultural exploration, and creative storytelling to inspire pride, showcase talent, and foster meaningful connections among Inuit youth.