In Inuinnaqtun, Kivgaqtuiniq means 'serving one another'.
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When we think of the Kivgaqtuiniq Circle and the community of supporters it represents, we are reminded of being in an iglu looking up. From this inside vantage, you see the spiral of interlocking blocks of snow in place, each one contributing to building up the structure as a whole. From within our organization, we look at this community rallying around us, working as parts of a whole, connected and united through the shared goal to serve our mission.
We are grateful.
Quanaqpiaqquhi Ikajuqatitgiikkavit / Thank you all very much for your support.
On behalf of the Pitquhirnikkut Ilihautiniq / Kitikmeot Heritage Society and countless Inuinnait generations to come, we would like to recognize and celebrate the members of the Kivgaqtuiniq Circle, a diverse group of people, organizations, businesses and agencies dedicated to making our work possible:
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Abigail LaChapelle
Amanda Buckiewicz
Bálint Nagy
Barb Moffat
Bill Gibbons
Bjaerni Henderson
Brooke Benson
Buffy Childerhose
Catherine Cool
Deron Engbers
Dianne Lister
Danielle Wendehorst
Ellie Clin
Eugene Peng
Emma Reid
Hana Semerad
Hélène De Celles
Janet Polivy
Janet Power
Jara Chotenovsky
Jetske Wessel
John Dale
John Hinkley
Julia Adams
Karen McFarlane
Kathy Hearn MacKinnon
Kevin King
Lee Ann Wiseman
Leora
Courtney-Wolfman
Lindsay & Evelyn Earle
In Memory Of
Lionel Frigault
In Memory Of
Margaret Padloo Qutiaquq Oliver
Margaret Young
Mark Vonesch
Mary Sanborn-Barrie
Matthew Ravenscroft
Michelle Keilhauer
Mindy Willett
Mirna Cheryl Garabet
Natalie Carter
Patricia Marchant
Paul Richardson
Peter Campbell
In Honour Of
Dr. Ronald Melzack
Ryan Mizzen
Sean Pond
Sophie Bertrand
Susan Baum
Tina Price
Tracey Laughlin
Valerie Côté
Victoria Ruthven
Ya Xiang Huang
We would also like to send our gratitude to many individuals who are part of the Circle, but wish to remain anonymous.