Nuvummi means "at the point” in Inuktitut and is the landholding corporation for the community of Ivujivik.
Ivujivik means "the place where ice accumulates because of strong currents” in Inuktitut is Nunavik’s northernmost community. Ivujivik, along with Puvirnituq, was one of two Inuit villages that refused to sign the 1975 James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement. In 2006, Ivujivimmiut voted in a referendum to finally join the treaty, which kick-started a lengthy land selection process. In 2015, Category I and II lands were finally officially transferred to the Nuvummi LHC.
451 beneficiaries
Last election on : October 06, 2025
Inaugurated in 2025, the Nuvummi Office Complex is a newly constructed office building located in Ivujivik that serves as the headquarters of the Nuvummi Landholding Corporation.
The facility includes a spacious conference room and eight office spaces designed to support administrative and professional activities of regional organisations.
All office spaces are currently leased.
Specific rules and conditions for non-beneficiaries are established by the Nuvummi Landholding Corporations when sports fishing or sports hunting in Ivujivik.
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