under the business name Larga, provide a home away from home to Inuit beneficiaries that must travel south to access medical services. IMPACT ON THE KITIKMEOT REGION By partnering with quality operators and working with industry, employers and the KIA, KC encourages local Inuit owned business development and we help put practices in place that support employment training and professional development for Kitikmeot Inuit. “Regional unemployment rates continue to remain much higher than the national average, primarily due to lack of local opportunity,” says Forlin. “Our goal is to work with local stakeholders to correct this situation, both by continuing to develop opportunities in the local resource industry and by incorporating employment and training requirements in our current infrastructure initiatives.” KC’s success in local business development means it has the resources to finance business growth as well as deliver a consistent dividend to our shareholder. The KIA provides essential social and culture services to Kitikmeot Inuit beneficiaries and the dividend income we contribute helps finance these activities. Geotech Driller Training Candidates 8
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