List of Canadian Inuit

This is a partial list of Canadian Inuit. The Arctic and subarctic dwelling Inuit (formerly referred to as Eskimo) are a group of culturally similar Indigenous Canadians inhabiting the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Nunavik (Quebec) and Nunatsiavut (Labrador) that are collectivity referred to as Inuit Nunangat.

The names of the communities are given as they were at the time of the birth or death. Those people who were born or died prior to 1 April 1999 in what is now Nunavut were actually born in the Northwest Territories.

Name Birth date Birthplace Region Death date Death place Region Notes
Eva Aariak10 January 1955Arctic BayNUpolitician, second Premier of Nunavut
Acoutsina1697LabradorNLLabradorNLinterpreter
Willie Adams22 June 1934Fort ChimoQCpolitician who was a member of the Senate of Canada
Johnny Ned Adams1960Fort ChimoQCpilot, businessman and former mayor of the village of Kuujjuaq
Susan Aglukark27 January 1967ChurchillMBmusician
Leona Aglukkaq28 June 1967InuvikNTpolitician, Minister of Health and Minister of Environment
Olayuk Akesuk1965Cape DorsetNUpolitician
Atuat AkkitirqIgloolikNUfilmmaker and costume designer, cofounder of Arnait Video Productions
Tony Akoak1957 / 1958Gjoa HavenNUpolitician
Manasie Akpaliapik23 August 1955Arctic BayNUsculptor
David Alagalak11 April 1944Southampton IslandNUpolitician
Ovide Alakannuark25 December 1938Pelly BayNUpolitician
Madeleine AllakariallakResoluteNUmusician and television journalist
Titus Allooloo1953Pond InletNUpolitician and businessman
Simeonie Amagoalik1 May 1933Fort ChimoQC2 March 2011ResoluteNUcarver
Jack Anawak26 September 1950Repulse BayNUpolitician
William Andersen IIIOkkak BayNLpolitician
Wally Andersen31 July 1951MakkovikNLpolitician
Margaret Dawn Anderson1966/1967TuktoyaktukNTpolitician
Christopher AngatookalookQCactor, athlete, circus performer
Paul Apak Angilirq19541998film producer and screenwriter
Michael Angottitauruq1951Gjoa HavenNUpolitician
Stephen Angulalik1898Ellice RiverNU1990Cambridge BayNUfur trader and trading post operator
Irene Kataq Angutitok1914Bathurst InletNU1971Repulse BayNUsculptor
Moses Appaqaq2 April 1946SanikiluaqNUcarver, politician
Joe Arlooktoo26 June 1939Lake HarbourNUcarver, politician
Goo Arlooktoo28 November 1963Lake HarbourNU30 April 2002KimmirutNUpolitician
Germaine Arnaktauyok1946IgloolikNUprintmaker, painter, and drawer
Alethea Arnaquq-BarilIqaluitNUproducer and director
Silas Arngna'naaqBaker LakeNUpolitician
James Arreak6 October 1952Clyde RiverNUpolitician
James ArvalukApril 1948Coral HarbourNUpolitician
Kenojuak Ashevak3 October 1927IkirasaqaNU8 January 2013Cape DorsetNUartist
Shuvinai Ashoona1961Cape DorsetNUartist
Pitseolak Ashoona 1904 or 1907 or 1908Nottingham Island NU1983artist
Andrew AtagotaalukSalluitQCfirst Inuk diocesan bishop, Bishop of the Arctic
Aua1870IgloolikNUafter 1922angakkuq (shaman)
Moses AupaluktuqBaker LakeNUpolitician
Susan AvingaqNUwriter, filmmaker
Levi Barnabas24 January 1964IgloolikNUpolitician
Ernie Bernhardtpolitician
Paul-André Brasseur25 August 1994MontrealQCactor
Levinia Brown1947Dawson InletNUpolitician
Nicole CamphaugRankin InletNUfashion designer
CaubvickLabradorNLLabradorNLvisited England, smallpox carrier
Nellie Cournoyea4 March 1940AklavikNTpolitician, Premier of the Northwest Territories
Charlie Crowc. 1943Richmond GulfQCpolitician, disc jockey
Tagak Curley1944Coral HarbourNUpolitician, prominent figure in the negotiations that led to the creation of Nunavut
Beatrice DeerQuaqtaqQCsinger
Lisa DempsterCharlottetownNLpolitician
Ebierbingc. 1837Cumberland SoundNUc. 1881guide, husband of Tookoolito
Randy EdmundsNorth West RiverNLpolitician
Edna Elias1955CoppermineNUpolitician, Commissioner of Nunavut
Monica Ell-Kanayuk1954 / 1955politician
Joe Enookc. 1950sPond InletNUpolitician
Tommy EnuaraqClyde RiverNUpolitician, author
Elijah ErklooPond InletNUpolitician
Kingmeata Etidlooie1915ItinikNU1989artist
Tivi Etok1929QirnituartuqQCartist, illustrator, and printmaker
Mark Evaloarjuk19373 July 2002IgloolikNUbusiness pioneer and politician
Joe Allen Evyagotailak15 July 1953CoppermineNUpolitician
Alice Masak French29 June 1930Baillie IslandNT5 July 2013SourisMB
Simon Gibbons21 June 1851ForteauNL14 December 1896ParrsboroNSfirst Inuk priest
Melissa Haney1981InukjuakQCfirst female Inuk pilot to reach the rank of captain
Glenna Hansen10 August 1956AklavikNTpolitician, Commissioners of the Northwest Territories
Ann Meekitjuk Hanson22 May 1946QaktutNUpolitician, Commissioner of Nunavut
Donald Havioyak1950NapaktoktokNUpolitician
Joshua HaulliIgloolikNUmusician
George Hickes Jr.1968 / 1969ChurchillMBpolitician
George Hickes Sr.26 June 1946Ports PointNUpolitician
Joseph IdloutPond InletNU2 June 1968ResoluteNUfeatured on the former Canadian two-dollar bill
Lucie Idlout1978NUsinger-songwriter
Paul Idlout21 April 1935Pond InletNU31 December 2025NUFirst Inuk Anglican bishop; featured on the former Canadian two-dollar bill
Osuitok Ipeelee1922NeeouleeutalikNU2005Cape DorsetNUsculptor
Alootook Ipellie1951NuvuqquqNU8 September 2007OttawaONgraphic artist, political and satirical cartoonist and writer, photographer, and Inuktitut translator
David Iqaqrialu2 July 1954Clyde RiverNUpolitician
Peter Irniq22 August 1947Lyon InletNUpolitician, Commissioner of Nunavut
Enoki Irqittuq5 February 1955Hall BeachNUpolitician
Elisapie Isaac1977SalluitQCpop singer, broadcaster, documentary filmmaker and activist
Johnny IssalukChesterfield InletNUactor, athlete
Peter Ittinuar19 January 1950Chesterfield InletNUpolitician, first Inuk to be elected as an MP
Annie Ittoshat1970KuujjuarapikQCAnglican bishop
Madeline IvaluIgloolikNUfilmmaker and actor, cofounder of Arnait Video Productions
Paul-Dylan Ivaluc. 1997IgloolikNUactor, grandson of Madeline Ivalu
Samisa Passauralu Ivilla1924Puvirnituq1995artist
David Joanasie22 June 1983Frobisher BayNUpolitician
Yvonne Jones15 March 1968Mary's HarbourNLpolitician, leader of the Liberal Party of Newfoundland and Labrador
JuuriniKuujjuaqQCsinger-songwriter
Victoria Kakuktinniq1989Rankin InletNUfashion designer
Helen Kalvak1901Tahiryuak LakeNT7 May 1984HolmanNTgraphic artist, angakkuq (shaman)
Theresia Kappianaqactress
Vinnie KaretakArviatNUactor, filmmaker
Nancy Karetak-Lindell10 December 1957Eskimo PointNUpolitician
Peter Kattuk2 June 1950Belcher IslandsNUpolitician
Ann Martha KeenainakPangnirtungNUAnglican bishop
Simeonie KeenainakPangnirtungNUmusician and RCMP
Pauloosie KeyootakBroughton IslandNUpolitician
Janet Kigusiuq1926PutuqsuqniqNU2005Baker LakeNUartist, daughter of Jessie Oonark
KikkikEnnadai LakeNUcharged with, but acquitted of, murder, child neglect and causing the death of one of her children
Ipeelee Kilabuk1932PangnirtungNU2000politician
Peter Kilabuk27 September 1960PangnirtungNUpolitician
Kiviaq23 January 1936Chesterfield InletNUlawyer, politician, and former sportsman
Adamee KomoartokPangnirtungNUpolitician
David Pisurayak Kootook13 August 1958Spence BayNUDecember 1972Hottah LakeNTsaved the life of Marten Hartwell after an aircraft crash
Madeleine Isserkut Kringayak1928Repulse BayNU1984sculptor and jewelry artist
Peter Kritaqliluk1951Eskimo PointNU27 August 2011ArviatNUpolitician
George Kuksukc. 1954Eskimo PointNUpolitician
Carol KunnukIgloolikNUactress, filmmaker
Zacharias Kunuk27 November 1957KapuivikNUproducer and director
Floyd Kuptana1964Cape ParryNTartist, stone carvings
Rosemarie Kuptana1954Sachs HarbourNTInuit rights activist, politician
Nellie Kusugak1955Rankin InletNUpolitician, Commissioner of Nunavut
Lorne Kusugak1959 / 1960Rankin InletNUpolitician
Michael Kusugak27 April 1948Repulse BayNUchildren's writer
Jose Kusugak2 May 1950Repulse BayNU19 January 2011Repulse BayNUpolitician
Anna LambeIqaluitNUactress
Johannes LampeNutakNLpolitician
Sarah LeoNLpolitician
Bill Lyall1941Fort RossNUpolitician, businessman
Stacey Aglok MacDonaldKugluktukNUfilm and television producer
Helen Maksagak15 April 1931Bernard HarbourNU23 January 2009Cambridge BayNUpolitician, Commissioner of Nunavut, Commissioner of the Northwest Territories
Steve Mapsalak17 March 1957Repulse BayNUpolitician
Johnny May1945George RiverQCfirst Inuk bush pilot in eastern Canada
Mosha Michaelc. 194817 November 2009TorontoONfilmmaker, composer, carver
Mikakc.1740LabradorNL1 October 1795NainNLvisited England, interpreter
Johnny Mike1954 / 1955PangnirtungNUpolitician
Nancy MikeIqaluitNUmusician
Rebecca Mikepolitician
Rita "Riit" Mike-MurphyIgloolikNUmusician, actress
Andy Miki1918Eskimo PointNU1983Eskimo PointNUartist
Simeon Mikkungwak1968 / 1969Baker LakeNUpolitician
Annie Mikpiga 1900PuvirnituqQC1984PuvirnituqQCartist
Nakasukearly 20th centuryPangnirtungNUfounder of Iqaluit
Agnes Nanogak12 November 1925Baillie IslandNT5 May 2001HolmanNTartist
Mitiarjuk NappaalukIgloolikNUwriter
Lucy NetserPangnirtungNUAnglican bishop
Patterk NetserCoral HarbourNUpolitician
John Ningark17 March 1957Pelly BayNUpolitician
Johnny NingeonganCoral HarbourNUpolitician
William Noah1944Back RiverNUpolitician, artist, son of Jessie Oonark
Samuel NuqingaqBroughton IslandNUpolitician
Jobie Nutarak10 May 1947Pond InletNU22 April 2006Pond InletNUpolitician
Natan ObedNainNLpolitician
Paul Okalik26 May 1964PangnirtungNUpolitician, Premier of Nunavut
Abe Okpik12 January 1928near AklavikNT10 July 1997Frobisher BayNUpolitician, community leader, head of Project Surname
Jessie Oonark2 March 1906Chantrey InletNU7 March 1985ChurchillMBartist, mother of Janet Kigusiuq and William Noah
Elisapee Ootoova6 January 1931Devon IslandNUMay 2021Pond InletNUInuk elder
Orpingalikfl. 1921angakkuq (shaman), poet
Hezakiah Oshutapik1955 / 1956PangnirtungNUpolitician
John Pangnark1920Eskimo PointNU1980Eskimo PointNUsculptor
Charlie Panigoniak7 March 1946Chesterfield InletNUsinger-songwriter and guitarist
Pauloosie Paniloo1943Clyde RiverNU20 April 2007200 km south of Clyde RiverNUpolitician
Leah Angutimarik Panimeraactress
Parr1893Cape DorsetNU3 November 1969Cape DorsetNUartist
Markoosie PatsauqIgloolikNUwriter
Enuk Pauloosie1961Spence BayNUpolitician
Lena Pedersen1940Greenlandfirst woman elected to the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories
Aaju Peter1960ArkisserniaqGreenlandlawyer and sealskin clothing designer
Looty Pijamini14 November 1953Clyde RiverNUartist
David Ruben Piqtoukun1950PaulatukNTartist
Peter Pitseolak2 September 1902Nottingham IslandNU30 September 1973Cape DorsetNUphotographer, sculptor, artist and historian
Annabella Piugattuk19 December 1982Frobisher BayNUactor
Calvin Pokiak28 May 1955TuktoyaktukNTpolitician
Annie Pootoogook11 May 1969Cape DorsetNU19 September 2016OttawaONartist
Kananginak Pootoogook1 January 1935IkerasakNU23 November 2010OttawaONsculptor and printmaker
Napachie Pootoogook26 June 1938Sarruq IslandNU18 December 2002Cape DorsetNUartist, daughter of Pitseolak Ashoona and mother of Annie Pootoogook
Patty PottleNLpolitician
Pudlo Pudlat4 February 1916KamadjuakNU28 December 1992Cape DorsetNUartist
Kenoayoak Pudlatpolitician
Ludy Pudlukpolitician
Uriash Puqiqnak15 April 1946Chantrey InletNUpolitician, carver
Andrew Qappik25 February 1964Nunatak IslandNUgraphic artist
Mumilaaq QaqqaqBaker LakeNUpolitician
Zorga QaunaqNUactress, artist
Lucy Qinnuayuak1915SalluitQC1982graphic artist and printmaker
Emiliano Qirngnuqc. 1950Pelly BayNUpolitician
Rachel Qitsualik-Tinsleylate 1950sNUwriter
Paul Quassa12 January 1952IgloolikNUpolitician
Tumasi Quissa1948near AkulivikQCsinger-songwriter, carver
George Qulautc. 1954IgloolikNUpolitician
Taamusi Qumaq1 January 1914near InukjuakQC13 July 1993helped preserve Inuit language and traditional culture, wrote an Inuktitut dictionary and an encyclopedia on Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit
Madeleine Redfern1967Frobisher BayNUpolitician
Keith Rusell24 May 1975Happy Valley-Goose BayNLpolitician
Todd Russell22 December 1966William's HarbourNLpolitician
Pitaloosie Saila1942Cape DorsetNUartist
Pauta Saila1916 / 1917KilaparutuaNU2009artist
Tom Sammurtok1946 / 1947politician
Alexander Sammurtokpolitician
Joe Savikataaq8 December 1960politician
Eric Schweig19 June 1967InuvikNTactor
Elisapee SheutiapikFrobisher BayNUpolitician
John Shiwak1889RigoletNL20 November 1917MasnièresFrancesniper in the First World War
Isaac Shooyook1939Arctic BayNUpolitician
Nick Sikkuark21 May 1943Garry LakeNU19 December 2013KugaarukNUartist
Marika Sila1991 / 1992YellowknifeNWTactress and entertainer
David SimailakBaker LakeNUpolitician
Mary Simon1947KangiqsualujjuaqQCpolitician, diplomat, Governor General-designate of Canada
Vince Steen1941AklavikNT3 February 2007politician
Donald Sulukc. 1925Chesterfield InletNUreligious figure
Thomas Suluk14 March 1950Eskimo PointNUpolitician
Tanya Tagaq5 May 1975Cambridge BayNUthroat singer, artist
Joe Talirunilic. 1893Qugaaluk River area or north of PuvirnituqQC1976printmaker and sculptor
Louis Tapardjuk30 January 1953northwest of IgloolikNUpolitician
Peter Taptuna1956Cambridge BayNUpolitician, Premier of Nunavut
Adam "Hyper-T" TanuyakChesterfield InletNUmusician
Ningeokuluk Teevee27 May 1963Cape DorsetNUwriter and artist
Manitok Thompson1955Coral HarbourNUpolitician
Willie Thrasher1948AklavikNTmusician
Irene Avaalaaqiaq Tiktaalaaq1941Princess Mary LakeNUartist
John Tiktak1916KareakNU1981Rankin InletNUsculptor
Kane Tologanakpolitician
Tookoolitoc. 1838Cape SearleNU31 December 1876GrotonCTguide, wife of Ebierbing
Simon Tookoome9 December 1934Chantrey InletNU7 November 2010Baker LakeNUartist
Jordin Tootoo2 February 1983ChurchillMBhockey player
Hunter Tootoo18 August 1963Rankin InletNUpolitician
Lucy Tulugarjuk28 February 1975IgloolikNUactress, filmmaker
Victor TungilikNUreligious figure, both a Christian and a traditional angakkuq (shaman)
Lucy Tasseor Tutsweetok1934NunallaMB2012ArviatNUartist
Marion Tuu'luq1910Chantrey Inlet/Back RiverNU2002artist
Jeannie UgyukSpence BayNUpolitician
Abraham Ulrikab29 January 1845HebronNL13 January 1881ParisFrancehuman zoo exhibit
Umikfl. 1920NUangakkuq (shaman)
Natar Ungalaaq1959IgloolikNUactor, filmmaker, and sculptor
Terry UyarakIgloolikNUmusician, circus performer
Uvavnuk19th centuryIgloolik areaNUangakkuq (shaman), oral poet
Sheila Watt-Cloutier1 December 1953Fort ChimoQCpolitician, activist
Charlie Watt29 June 1944Fort ChimoQCpolitician
Rebekah Williams3 March 1950politician
Simonie Michael1933Apex, IqaluitNUNovember 2008first elected Inuk legislator in Canada

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