An affiliate of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples, NCC also holds special consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council.
We Have Always Been Here
For generations, NunatuKavut Inuit have lived, thrived, and led on our lands in South and Central Labrador. Today, we continue that leadership by advancing a comprehensive land claim with the Government of Canada – one that affirms our inherent rights and reflects our identity as a distinct Inuit people.
OUR VISION
Our Vision is to govern ourselves, providing and caring for one another, our families, and our communities while nurturing our relationship with our land, ice, and waters.
Resource Library
Our Resource Library is the central hub for important documents and updates from NCC. Here, you’ll find everything from program application forms and project reports to governance documents like our Constitution and Election Law, as well as historical accounts, research papers, and annual reports.
Department Directory
Find the right team, fast. Our department directory lists every NCC unit; what they do, how to reach them, and who to contact for programs and services. Browse by department to find phone numbers, emails, and more.
Latest News
Media statement: NunatuKavut Community Council deeply disappointed in provincial government cancellation of contract for new school for Cartwright
HAPPY VALLEY–GOOSE BAY, LABRADOR, June 4, 2026 – NunatuKavut Community Council (NCC) President Todd Russell issued the following statement after yesterday’s announcement from the provincial government that the construction contract for a new school in Cartwright is cancelled: “We were shocked with the news from the Province yesterday about the
High Efficiency Woodstove (HEWS) Program Update: Expanded to Improve Access in NunatuKavut
NCC has improved our High Efficiency Woodstove (HEWS) Program for NunatuKavut to increase access for community members — now including eligible communities in the Labrador Straits area! There is a limited supply of woodstoves and applications will be assessed on priority levels, but this will allow more community members to access as supply allows. High Efficiency Woodstoves represent a sustainable and
NunatuKavut Community Council welcomes independent review of the Churchill River Memorandum of Understanding; report highlights need for early and substantive Indigenous engagement
HAPPY VALLEY-GOOSE BAY, LABRADOR, May 19, 2026 – The NunatuKavut Community Council (NCC) welcomes the report “Creating Long-Term Value from the Churchill River for the People of Newfoundland and Labrador,” authored by the Independent Churchill River Review Committee that was convened by Premier Wakeham in late 2025. NCC is not
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