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SPONSORS

The NU Sport Federation is grateful for the generous support of our sponsors and partners. Their commitment helps us create more opportunities for Nunavutmiut to participate in sport by supporting grassroots programs, coach and official development, major games, and community events across the territory.

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Every sponsorship helps reduce barriers to participation, strengthens communities, and inspires the next generation of athletes and leaders. Together, we are building a stronger, healthier future for sport in Nunavut.

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Thank you to all of our sponsors for being an important part of our success.

The Government of Nunavut's Sport and Recreation Division plays a vital role in supporting healthy, active, and vibrant communities across the territory.

 

Through funding, leadership, and partnerships with territorial sport organizations, municipalities, schools, and community groups, the Division helps provide opportunities for Nunavummiut of all ages to participate in sport, recreation, physical activity, and traditional Inuit games.

 

By investing in athlete development, coaching, leadership, facility support, and community programming, the Division promotes physical wellness, cultural pride, inclusion, and lifelong participation while helping develop the next generation of athletes, coaches, officials, and volunteers throughout Nunavut.

Calm Air International is a valued transportation partner that helps connect Nunavut communities with the rest of Canada.

 

Through its reliable air service, Calm Air plays an essential role in supporting sport, recreation, and community development by transporting athletes, coaches, officials, and volunteers to training camps, competitions, and major games.

 

Their commitment to serving Northern communities helps reduce travel barriers, strengthens regional connections, and ensures Nunavummiut have greater access to opportunities that promote healthy, active lifestyles and athletic excellence across the territory.

Canadian North is a proud partner in supporting sport, recreation, and community development across Nunavut.

 

As the territory's largest airline, Canadian North provides vital transportation that connects communities and makes participation in training camps, championships, and major games possible.

 

Their ongoing commitment to Nunavut helps athletes, coaches, officials, and volunteers travel safely and efficiently, reducing barriers created by the territory's vast geography.

 

Through its partnership with Nunavut organizations  Canadian North plays an important role in strengthening sport, fostering community connections, and helping Nunavummiut pursue opportunities to compete and succeed at the territorial, national, and international levels.

The Government of Nunavut's Department of Culture, Language, Heritage and Art plays a vital role in preserving, celebrating, and promoting the territory's rich Inuit culture, languages, and heritage.

 

Through partnerships with communities, organizations, and cultural leaders, the Department supports programs and initiatives that strengthen Inuit identity, encourage cultural participation, and ensure traditions are passed on to future generations.

 

By investing in arts, heritage, language revitalization, recreation, and community development, the Department helps create opportunities for Nunavummiut to connect with their culture while fostering healthy, vibrant, and resilient communities across Nunavut.

Zueike Apparel is a proudly Canadian apparel company dedicated to designing premium athletic, team, and lifestyle clothing that combines performance, comfort, and style.

 

Founded on the philosophy of "look good, feel good, play good," Zueike works closely with sports organizations, businesses, and communities to create high-quality custom apparel that reflects team identity and pride.

 

Through innovative designs, exceptional craftsmanship, and a commitment to building lasting partnerships, Zueike helps athletes, coaches, and organizations represent themselves with confidence both on and off the field.

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