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    Paulosie stands on the food box in his old boat, aptly called the "chugger." His neck strains high, and his eyes dart back and forth across the white icy seascape that suddenly engulfs us. He mutters something in Inuktitut. Standing beside me at the gunwale of the heavy old Newfoundland fishing vessel, Andy shouts me a translation: "My father says he is afraid that we might get crushed by the ice." Paulosie was a profoundly calm man, and, seeing at this moment the uncharacteristic look of grave concern on his nearly always smiling face, I know that our situation is very precarious. We are 30 miles from the nearest point of land, in the northern reaches of Foxe Basin 1977.
    1 objet(s) numérique(s)

    Paulosie stands on the food box in his old boat, aptly called the "chugger." His neck strains high, and his eyes dart back and forth across the white icy seascape that suddenly engulfs us. He mutters  ... [Voir le titre complet] something in Inuktitut. Standing beside me at the gunwale of the heavy old Newfoundland fishing vessel, Andy shouts me a translation: "My father says he is afraid that we might get crushed by the ice." Paulosie was a profoundly calm man, and, seeing at this moment the uncharacteristic look of grave concern on his nearly always smiling face, I know that our situation is very precarious. We are 30 miles from the nearest point of land, in the northern reaches of Foxe Basin

    Archives / Collections et fonds
    Pièce (reliée)
    Documents photographiques
    No d'identification :
    3804981
    Date :
    1977
    Source :
    Privé
    Référence :
    R12446-6-5-E, Numéro de volume : 1
    Paulosie stands on the food box in his old boat, aptly called the "chugger." His neck strains high, and his eyes dart back and forth across the white icy 
  6. 6
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    Looking for seals. Cape Crauford, Lancaster Sound, North Baffin Island, August 2000

    Archives / Collections et fonds
    Pièce (reliée)
    Documents photographiques
    No d'identification :
    3804964
    Date :
    2000
    Source :
    Privé
    Référence :
    R12446-6-5-E, Numéro de volume : 1
    Looking for seals. Cape Crauford, Lancaster Sound, North Baffin Island, August 2000. Credit: Robert Semeniuk / Library and Archives Canada / copy 
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    One Sunday morning, after a brief church service in Deporah's tent, both Papa (centre left) and Deporah (right) illustrate to young people in the camp how to cut a caribou skin to make a parka. "The neck is the strongest part," Deporah says. Women are always busy in camp. I remember Papa, whom I knew and photographed twenty years ago, making what she still calls, "Eskimo popcorn." She cuts seal fat into pieces to fry, then renders the oil for burning in her lamp. When she's almost finished, she squeezes a few handfuls of well-chosen, very deep-fried, greasy but crisp morsels and passes them around to the children. It makes her happy to show me how to mix equal parts moss and Arctic cotton grass to make the wick for her seal-oil lamp. Oopingiviajuk, August 1998 1998.
    1 objet(s) numérique(s)

    One Sunday morning, after a brief church service in Deporah's tent, both Papa (centre left) and Deporah (right) illustrate to young people in the camp how to cut a caribou skin to make a parka. "The n ... [Voir le titre complet] eck is the strongest part," Deporah says. Women are always busy in camp. I remember Papa, whom I knew and photographed twenty years ago, making what she still calls, "Eskimo popcorn." She cuts seal fat into pieces to fry, then renders the oil for burning in her lamp. When she's almost finished, she squeezes a few handfuls of well-chosen, very deep-fried, greasy but crisp morsels and passes them around to the children. It makes her happy to show me how to mix equal parts moss and Arctic cotton grass to make the wick for her seal-oil lamp. Oopingiviajuk, August 1998

    Archives / Collections et fonds
    Pièce (reliée)
    Documents photographiques
    No d'identification :
    3804963
    Date :
    1998
    Source :
    Privé
    Référence :
    R12446-6-5-E, Numéro de volume : 1
    One Sunday morning, after a brief church service in Deporah's tent, both Papa (centre left) and Deporah (right) illustrate to young people in the camp how 
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    Canada. Industry, Science and Technology Canada collection [graphic material]

    Archives / Collections et fonds
    Acquisition
    Documents photographiques
    No d'identification :
    16701
    Date :
    1963-1988
    Source :
    Gouvernement
    Référence :
    R1395, 1990-618 DAP, 118-080292-6
    Canada. Industry, Science and Technology Canada collection [graphic material]. Staff portraits and activities of the Department of Industry, 
  10. 10
    Paulosie and sons Andy and Molokai hunting seals. August 1977.
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    Paulosie and sons Andy and Molokai hunting seals.

    Archives / Collections et fonds
    Pièce (reliée)
    Documents photographiques
    No d'identification :
    3804920
    Date :
    August 1977
    Source :
    Privé
    Référence :
    R12446-6-5-E, Numéro de volume : 1
    Paulosie and sons Andy and Molokai hunting seals. Portraits. Credit: Robert Semeniuk / Library and Archives Canada Restrictions on use: Prints are supplied 
  12. 12
    Esra Kripanik rests with fresh caribou meat that he is carrying back to camp. He and his wife, Teporah Qaunaq, who ia Palousie's niece, walked about five kilometers from camp to shoot this caribou. Oopingiviajuk, Baffin Island, 1997. 1997.
    1 objet(s) numérique(s)

    Esra Kripanik rests with fresh caribou meat that he is carrying back to camp. He and his wife, Teporah Qaunaq, who ia Palousie's niece, walked about five kilometers from camp to shoot this caribou. O ... [Voir le titre complet] opingiviajuk, Baffin Island, 1997.

    Archives / Collections et fonds
    Pièce (reliée)
    Documents photographiques
    No d'identification :
    3804989
    Date :
    1997
    Source :
    Privé
    Référence :
    R12446-6-5-E, Numéro de volume : 1
    Esra Kripanik rests with fresh caribou meat that he is carrying back to camp. He and his wife, Teporah Qaunaq, who ia Palousie's niece, walked about five 
  14. 14
    I lived with Paulosie and his family in this tent for over four months in the summer of 1976. My only privacy was when I closed my eyes. Kangilujak, Steensby Inlet, North Baffin Island, 1976. 1976.
    1 objet(s) numérique(s)

    I lived with Paulosie and his family in this tent for over four months in the summer of 1976. My only privacy was when I closed my eyes. Kangilujak, Steensby Inlet, North Baffin Island, 1976.

    Archives / Collections et fonds
    Pièce (reliée)
    Documents photographiques
    No d'identification :
    3804969
    Date :
    1976
    Source :
    Privé
    Référence :
    R12446-6-5-E, Numéro de volume : 1
    I lived with Paulosie and his family in this tent for over four months in the summer of 1976. My only privacy was when I closed my eyes
  15. 15
    I spent many hours riding qamuti (sleds). Hanging on and contending with the biting wind chill is relentlessly challenging. With every turn, I adjust my caribou parka hood, and with it in the wind's angle of attack against my face. When I feel solid spots-frozen flesh-I hold my mittens against my cheeks, but then there is a gap between my mitts and my parka, where searing wind bites a thin frozen ring around my wrist 1977.
    1 objet(s) numérique(s)

    I spent many hours riding qamuti (sleds). Hanging on and contending with the biting wind chill is relentlessly challenging. With every turn, I adjust my caribou parka hood, and with it in the wind's a ... [Voir le titre complet] ngle of attack against my face. When I feel solid spots-frozen flesh-I hold my mittens against my cheeks, but then there is a gap between my mitts and my parka, where searing wind bites a thin frozen ring around my wrist

    Archives / Collections et fonds
    Pièce (reliée)
    Documents photographiques
    No d'identification :
    3804976
    Date :
    1977
    Source :
    Privé
    Référence :
    R12446-6-5-E, Numéro de volume : 1
    I spent many hours riding qamuti (sleds). Hanging on and contending with the biting wind chill is relentlessly challenging. With every turn, I adjust my 
  16. 16
    Aucun objet numérique

    A rock, deposited here by glaciers, is now a thin ecological niche that is home to lichens. Owls also perch, hunt and eat here. From decay comes delicate rings of moss campion that grow on the perimet ... [Voir le titre complet] er of this fertile little oasis of graphic Arctic habitation. Cape Crauford, north Baffin Island, 1999.

    Archives / Collections et fonds
    Pièce (reliée)
    Documents photographiques
    No d'identification :
    3804934
    Date :
    1999
    Source :
    Privé
    Référence :
    R12446-6-5-E, Numéro de volume : 1
    A rock, deposited here by glaciers, is now a thin ecological niche that is home to lichens. Owls also perch, hunt and eat here. From decay comes delicate 
  17. 17
    Boiling caribou meet and roasting marshmallows. Collecting enough small green sparse willow and bits of moss to make a fire, and keeping it going, are always challenging. Oopingiviajuk, North Baffin Island, August 1997. 1997.
    1 objet(s) numérique(s)

    Boiling caribou meet and roasting marshmallows. Collecting enough small green sparse willow and bits of moss to make a fire, and keeping it going, are always challenging. Oopingiviajuk, North Baffin  ... [Voir le titre complet] Island, August 1997.

    Archives / Collections et fonds
    Pièce (reliée)
    Documents photographiques
    No d'identification :
    3804999
    Date :
    1997
    Source :
    Privé
    Référence :
    R12446-6-5-E, Numéro de volume : 1, Numéro de dossier : 73
    Boiling caribou meet and roasting marshmallows. Collecting enough small green sparse willow and bits of moss to make a fire, and keeping it going, 
  19. 19
    Two Igloolik hunters have tea and wait by their qamuti for seals. Floe edge, Igloolik, 1977 1977.
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    Two Igloolik hunters have tea and wait by their qamuti for seals. Floe edge, Igloolik, 1977

    Archives / Collections et fonds
    Pièce (reliée)
    Documents photographiques
    No d'identification :
    3804917
    Date :
    1977
    Source :
    Privé
    Référence :
    R12446-6-5-E, Numéro de volume : 1
    Two Igloolik hunters have tea and wait by their qamuti for seals. Floe edge, Igloolik, 1977. Portraits. Credit: Robert Semeniuk / Library and Archives 
  20. 20
    Seal hunter Augustin Taqqaugaq and his son Lukie motor through the shifting autumn ice floes of Foxe Basin. At this time of year, seals sink quickly after they are shot, and many are lost before they can be hauled into the boat. Foxe Basin, September, 1979. 1979.
    1 objet(s) numérique(s)

    Seal hunter Augustin Taqqaugaq and his son Lukie motor through the shifting autumn ice floes of Foxe Basin. At this time of year, seals sink quickly after they are shot, and many are lost before they  ... [Voir le titre complet] can be hauled into the boat. Foxe Basin, September, 1979.

    Archives / Collections et fonds
    Pièce (reliée)
    Documents photographiques
    No d'identification :
    3804882
    Date :
    1979
    Source :
    Privé
    Référence :
    R12446-6-5-E, Numéro de volume : 1
    Seal hunter Augustin Taqqaugaq and his son Lukie motor through the shifting autumn ice floes of Foxe Basin. At this time of year, seals sink quickly after 
  21. 21
    We stop on pan ice to eat seal meat and collect fresh water for tea. The first time I ate raw seal liver I was very pleasantly surprised that it tasted so sweet and mild. It seemed like the perfect food to eat out there. Foxe Basin, Igloolik, 1976. 1976.
    1 objet(s) numérique(s)

    We stop on pan ice to eat seal meat and collect fresh water for tea. The first time I ate raw seal liver I was very pleasantly surprised that it tasted so sweet and mild. It seemed like the perfect fo ... [Voir le titre complet] od to eat out there. Foxe Basin, Igloolik, 1976.

    Archives / Collections et fonds
    Pièce (reliée)
    Documents photographiques
    No d'identification :
    3804958
    Date :
    1976
    Source :
    Privé
    Référence :
    R12446-6-5-E, Numéro de volume : 1
    We stop on pan ice to eat seal meat and collect fresh water for tea. The first time I ate raw seal liver I was very pleasantly surprised that it tasted so 
  22. 22
    Harpooning a seal after it has been shot and before it can sink. How quickly a seal sinks depends on the season, how fat the animal is, the currents, temperature and salinity of the water. Foxe Basin, Igloolik, 1976. 1976.
    1 objet(s) numérique(s)

    Harpooning a seal after it has been shot and before it can sink. How quickly a seal sinks depends on the season, how fat the animal is, the currents, temperature and salinity of the water. Foxe Basin, ... [Voir le titre complet] Igloolik, 1976.

    Archives / Collections et fonds
    Pièce (reliée)
    Documents photographiques
    No d'identification :
    3804835
    Date :
    1976
    Source :
    Privé
    Référence :
    R12446-6-5-E, Numéro de volume : 1
    Harpooning a seal after it has been shot and before it can sink. How quickly a seal sinks depends on the season, how fat the animal is, the currents, 
  23. 23
    Deporah fillets and prepares big red slabs of Arctic char, fresh from the nets in front of the camp. Often indistinguishable from the fish, her hands move with speed, precision and dedication, like those of a sculptor. She reminds me that our needs are met by the Earth. Oopingiviajuk, August, 1997. 1997.
    1 objet(s) numérique(s)

    Deporah fillets and prepares big red slabs of Arctic char, fresh from the nets in front of the camp. Often indistinguishable from the fish, her hands move with speed, precision and dedication, like th ... [Voir le titre complet] ose of a sculptor. She reminds me that our needs are met by the Earth. Oopingiviajuk, August, 1997.

    Archives / Collections et fonds
    Pièce (reliée)
    Documents photographiques
    No d'identification :
    3804916
    Date :
    1997
    Source :
    Privé
    Référence :
    R12446-6-5-E, Numéro de volume : 1
    Deporah fillets and prepares big red slabs of Arctic char, fresh from the nets in front of the camp. Often indistinguishable from the fish, her hands move 
  24. 24
    Isaac and Rebecca Irngaut make bannock with flour and seal fat. Issac (Paulosie Attagutaluktuk's oldest brother) committed suicide by slitting his own throat. Rebecca Awa remembers him as a "very thoughtful man who cleared snow from the church and elderly people's steps all winter long." Kangilujak, Steensby Inlet, North Baffin Island, 1978. 1978.
    1 objet(s) numérique(s)

    Isaac and Rebecca Irngaut make bannock with flour and seal fat. Issac (Paulosie Attagutaluktuk's oldest brother) committed suicide by slitting his own throat. Rebecca Awa remembers him as a "very thou ... [Voir le titre complet] ghtful man who cleared snow from the church and elderly people's steps all winter long." Kangilujak, Steensby Inlet, North Baffin Island, 1978.

    Archives / Collections et fonds
    Pièce (reliée)
    Documents photographiques
    No d'identification :
    3804961
    Date :
    1978
    Source :
    Privé
    Référence :
    R12446-6-5-E, Numéro de volume : 1
    Isaac and Rebecca Irngaut make bannock with flour and seal fat. Issac (Paulosie Attagutaluktuk's oldest brother) committed suicide by slitting his own 
  25. 25
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    Arctic char drying on an old gas barrel and a rare piece of salvaged wood, from an old cabin, slung over one of the many abandoned fuel barrels that litter the Arctic. Oopingiviajuk, North Baffin Isla ... [Voir le titre complet] nd, 1997

    Archives / Collections et fonds
    Pièce (reliée)
    Documents photographiques
    No d'identification :
    3804974
    Date :
    1997
    Source :
    Privé
    Référence :
    R12446-6-5-E, Numéro de volume : 1, Numéro de dossier : 58
    Arctic char drying on an old gas barrel and a rare piece of salvaged wood, from an old cabin, slung over one of the many abandoned fuel barrels that litter 
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