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and it places a lot of strain on aging infrastructure NCC and its team is committed to contributing to
that is operating over capacity and beyond its the people and future of Nunavut through building

intended life expectancy,” he says. “Clean energy infrastructure vital for housing, business, and

is at the forefront as we see the effects of climate government.
change more than many other places in the world. www.nccig.ca

Also with the depleting ice, the Northwest Passage

is becoming more of a reality for shipping and
this comes with its own set of concerns as well.

Resource development through the mineral mining
and fishery sectors is a huge contributor to the GDP

of Nunavut. The North is more known to people in

southern jurisdictions now and resource-rich lands
will also be on the radar for the world as other areas

are depleted of their resources and access to the
North is getting easier.”

As NCC grows, Synard says that the company
strives to ensure that it trains as many people in

the North as possible and that a local workforce

is imperative for the current and future needs
of Nunavut by reducing costs and reducing the

number of imported workers into the territory.

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