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November 24, 2008 – 5:11 am
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Inukshuk Gift Message

November 21, 2008 – 10:47 pm
These life like figures created by the Inuit people have acted as guides for travelers in Canada's North for centuries. They are the Inukshuk figures- a symbolic landmark that acts in place of a human messenger, which supports survival, and gives direction and leadership to all who pass by. It is hereby given as a memory of your journey and an eternal symbol of the importance of friendship and communication between peoples, companies and countries.

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Inukshuk Story

November 21, 2008 – 10:43 pm
Silent communicators of the Arctic One third of Canada’s landmass is in the Arctic, a vast region that is continually shaped by natural forces into endless tundra, mountains and islands. Annual temperatures in the Arctic can range from +30 degrees centigrade (approximately 86 degrees fahrenheit) to –60 degrees centigrade (approximately –70 degrees fahrenheit). These intense temperature fluctuations create an environment that forces all living things to adapt, flee or perish. For over 4,000 years Inuit and before them their ancestors the Tunniit people have adapted and made their home in this land, which is known today as Nunavut. Traditional Inuit society was nomadic, oral based and used only what the land and sea provided. In Inuktitut one of the languages of the Inuit, the word Inukshuk (singular of Inuksuit) means “likeness of a person”. Inukshuk and Inuksuit have been employed over thousands of years as a method of communication to others. Inukshuk varies ...

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Inukshuk Gift Symbolism

November 21, 2008 – 10:40 pm
Inukshuks Articles page basic html for quick loading home register contact us login Inukshuk articles The inukshuk! The traditional Inuit marker or inukshuk have become as much a symbol of Canada as the Maple Leaf and the beaver. How did this happen? I had not even heard of the inukshuk until about 10 years ago. The recent buzz around the inukshuk is being established by its use as a corporate incentive award, and of course, it is use as a symbol of the upcoming games to be held in Vancouver. You may have heard some controversy regarding this as the inukshuk traditionally has nothing to do with Vancouver, the north definitely and Canada as a whole for sure, but not specifically Vancouver. What has made this traditional Inuit inukshuk marker all the rage with corporate programs and meeting planners in Canada? I will tell you, it is the effective message associated with it and the fact that it ...

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