*** About Nunavut: Nunavut is Canada's largest and northernmost territory, known for its sparse population and vast, pristine landscapes. Founded on April 1, 1999, it was separated officially from the Northwest Territories through the Nunavut Act passed by the Canadian Parliament. The territory is predominantly Inuit and is rich in indigenous culture and languages, predominantly Inuktitut. Covering about one-fifth of Canada's land area, Nunavut is renowned for its remote Arctic tundra, rugged islands, and icebergs, offering a home to a rich array of Arctic wildlife and boasting unique geological formations. The development of arts such as carving and printmaking is significant to the cultural expression and the economy of the region.

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