The Nunavut Law Foundation will be awarding students and youths in each region across Nunavut in honor of Justice Beverly Browne, who was the first senior judge in the Nunavut Court of Justice. The Upinnaqtuq Award commemorates her great leadership, active volunteerism in Nunavut’s communities, commitment to social justice, and particular dedication to working with...

The Nunavut Law Foundation is proud to present the winners of the 2025 Upinnaqtuq Awards. Each year, these awards recognize youth who not only exhibit outstanding leadership and commitment to their communities but also inspire those around them through resilience and positive change.  The 2025 recipients exemplify these values, demonstrating that leadership knows no age,...

Call for Public Representative Are you passionate about public legal education, access to justice and the administration of justice? Join the Board of Law Foundation to serve as a voice for the community and play a key role in law-related projects and initiatives. As a Public Representative, you would be responsible for expressing community concerns, sharing...

The Board of Directors is pleased to announce that the following organizations and individual are recent recipients of a general grant. November 2024 – Canadian Legal Information Institute Project: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Summarize Nunavut Primary Legal Information ( further details to be posted). Read the project description here. You can learn more about CanLII ...