Custom Stickers & Labels — Gjoa Haven, Nunavut

Gjoa Haven is where Roald Amundsen wintered during the first Northwest Passage transit — the King William Island community where the Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen spent two winters (1903-1905) in his ship Gjøa, learning from the Netsilik Inuit the survival skills that would allow him to complete the first successful Northwest Passage navigation — home of the Nattilik Heritage Centre (celebrating the Netsilik (Nattilingmiut) Inuit culture, one of the most isolated and distinct Inuit traditions in the Canadian Arctic), and a community whose remoteness on the western shore of King William Island makes it one of the most historically significant and geographically isolated communities in Canada.