Nuna Group of Companies

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Nuna Group of Companies Canada’s leading and largest Inuit-owned heavy civil construction, mining, and remediation contractor

Heavy Civil Construction / Earthwork Services:
Nuna provides logistical, construction and mining services to Canada's northern mining industry; utilizing the knowledge and expertise of its management team and Inuit partners, familiar with arctic operations. Services offered include: pre-strip and open pit mining; site and exploration support services, infrastructure planning and development; dam, frozen core dam, d**e, large diameter drilling, airstrip and all-weather road construction; earthworks and crushing services; ice road construction and maintenance; mine site reclamation; and heavy equipment simulator training. Nuna has a multi-million dollar equipment base, which is constantly growing due to its expansion in the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Ontario, British Columbia and Saskatchewan.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day, occurs every year on September 30th and honou...
09/28/2026

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day, occurs every year on September 30th and honours the children who never returned home and the survivors of residential ‘schools’, as well as their families and communities.

To learn about the history and current impacts of the residential school system, visit:
• www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/residential-schools
• www.indigenouspeoplesatlasofcanada.ca/article/history-of-residential-schools
• www.theindigenousfoundation.org/articles/what-is-the-national-day-for-truth-and-reconciliation

To read the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada Calls to Action, as well as many other reports, visit www.nctr.ca/records/reports

To learn more about Orange Shirt Day, the Orange Shirt Society, and how you can support, visit www.orangeshirtday.org

To learn more about “Always In Our Hearts” artist Shawna Boulette Grapentine, visit www.moonandbackcustomarts.com

We encourage everyone to learn the truth of the residential ‘school’ system and wear orange on September 30th to show your support.

From scenic and remote regions across the Arctic to Southern Canada, the diversity of Nuna's project locations offers ou...
08/21/2026

From scenic and remote regions across the Arctic to Southern Canada, the diversity of Nuna's project locations offers our personnel rare and unique experiences of a lifetime.

https://www.nunagroup.com/jobs/

Build your career with us!

NORTHERN ONTARIO IS CALLINGNuna is currently recruiting for several positions in Northern Ontario.TO APPLY:- Visit our w...
07/09/2026

NORTHERN ONTARIO IS CALLING

Nuna is currently recruiting for several positions in Northern Ontario.

TO APPLY:
- Visit our website: https://www.nunagroup.com/jobs/
- Or by Email to: [email protected]

Due to the high volume of applications, we'll only contact selected candidates for follow-up review. We appreciate your interest in Nuna.

CELEBRATING NUNAVUT DAY Nunavut Day is celebrated annually on July 9 and commemorates the passing of two Nunavut Acts: J...
07/09/2026

CELEBRATING NUNAVUT DAY

Nunavut Day is celebrated annually on July 9 and commemorates the passing of two Nunavut Acts:

July 9, 1993 – Nunavut Land Claims Agreement Act & Nunavut Act, giving title to nearly 350,000 km2 of land back to the Inuit people.

April 1, 1999 – Nunavut officially splits from the Northwest Territories and becomes a Canadian Territory.

Before the creation of Nunavut in 1999, there were only two Canadian territories: Northwest Territories and Yukon. The separation of Nunavut from the Northwest Territories resulted in an area comprising 21% of the total area - land and water - of Canada.

The creation of Nunavut was fueled by the desire of the Inuit to govern themselves and restore their traditional way of life, which had been negatively impacted first by the arrival of European explorers and then by the steady increase of the Canadian government’s influence and oversight of day-to-day life.

On July 9, we celebrate Nunavut Day and the strength and resilience of the Inuit in Canada. Inuit value flexibility and ingenuity, while also showing great respect to elders and ancient traditions. Balancing an appreciation for newness and respect for the wisdom of the ages is one of the challenges faced by the Inuit.

The creation of Nunavut was an important step to help meet this challenge. Nunavut’s majority Inuit population use their language, practice their culture, and represent themselves with their traditional symbols. In Nunavut, the Inuit are self-governing, with a substantial amount of political power over themselves and how they live, perfectly represented by the word Nunavut – ᓄᓇᕗᑦ – “Our Land” in Inuktitut.

NUNA & NUNAVUT
Nuna is majority Inuit-owned by Kitikmeot Corporation, the economic development arm of the Kitikmeot Inuit Association, based in Cambridge Bay, NU. Our name comes from the Inuktitut word for land.

We were initially established as a logistics company to work at Lupin Gold Mine in the Kitikmeot Region of Nunavut. From there we built the airstrip at Ekati, then the seasonal winter ice road to the diamond mines, and the rest is history. No matter how much we expand our services throughout Canada, our roots will always remain in the North and Nunavut.

Another exciting opportunity in the Yukon! The diversity of Nuna’s project locations offers our personnel rare and uniqu...
06/25/2026

Another exciting opportunity in the Yukon! The diversity of Nuna’s project locations offers our personnel rare and unique lifetime experiences. Next stop, Whitehorse?

Visit our website to review our current job competitions.
https://www.nunagroup.com/jobs/

Or email your CV to - [email protected]

Thank you for your interest. Only candidates selected for a follow-up review will be contacted due to the large number of applicants.

CELEBRATING NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY - JUNE 21, 2026June 21st is a day for Indigenous people to showcase and shar...
06/19/2026

CELEBRATING NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY - JUNE 21, 2026

June 21st is a day for Indigenous people to showcase and share their diverse cultural heritage. It is also an opportunity to continue to learn about the traditions and contributions of Inuit, First Nations, and Métis people.

Nuna Group of Companies celebrates this important day of recognition with our majority Inuit owner, Kitikmeot Corporation, alongside several Indigenous joint ventures and partnerships.

We encourage everyone to acknowledge, reflect, discover, and celebrate the many Indigenous communities and cultures across the land.

Nuna is excited to be in beautiful Watson Lake, YT today, June 9, for the Liard First Nation career fair! Come by our ta...
06/09/2026

Nuna is excited to be in beautiful Watson Lake, YT today, June 9, for the Liard First Nation career fair! Come by our table in the Morgan Chaddock Community Hall to learn about our company and get information on our career opportunities. We'll be here until 5pm and we'd love to meet you!

Nuna will be back at the Lac Seul Career Fair tomorrow, April 30! If you're at the event, make sure to stop by our booth...
04/29/2026

Nuna will be back at the Lac Seul Career Fair tomorrow, April 30!

If you're at the event, make sure to stop by our booth to chat about what we do, what we offer, and how you can join our team.

NATIONAL DAY OF MOURNING - APRIL 28On April 28, we observe and dedicate this day to remember and honour the workers who ...
04/27/2026

NATIONAL DAY OF MOURNING - APRIL 28
On April 28, we observe and dedicate this day to remember and honour the workers who have lost their lives, suffered injuries, or experienced illnesses due to work-related incidents.

We grieve with those whose lives were forever changed by a workplace tragedy.

We renew our commitment to health and safety in the workplace, protecting workers, and preventing further workplace tragedies.

For more information about the National Day of Mourning, visit https://www.ccohs.ca/events/mourning

DIAVIK MINE CLOSURENuna’s Long History at the SiteThe Diavik Diamond Mine is scheduled to finish commercial ore producti...
03/23/2026

DIAVIK MINE CLOSURE
Nuna’s Long History at the Site

The Diavik Diamond Mine is scheduled to finish commercial ore production on March 24, 2026, after 23 years of successful operations.

Diavik, Canada’s second major diamond mine, is located at Lac de Gras, NT, approximately 280 km north of Yellowknife, NT. Nuna’s involvement began in 1998 with advanced exploration support through construction and has continued into several years of operation activities. Our scopes over the years have included:

• Winter Access Road (1998-Present)
• Early Works (1998-2000)
• North Inlet D**e (2001)
• A154 D**e Works (2001-2002)
• A418 D**e Works (2005-2006)
• PKC Dam Works (2007-2009)
• A21 D**e Works (2015-2018)
• Equipment Operators & Labourer Support (2019-Present)

Nuna is extremely proud to have been involved at every stage of this mine’s impressive life in the North. On behalf of all of us, we’d like to thank Diavik for the opportunities and collaboration over the years.

Congratulations to the entire Diavik team, past and present, on this amazing accomplishment!

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14, 6194-50 Street NW
Edmonton, AB
T6B2N7

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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+18774999114

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