Uvagut TV Guide & TV Listings
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Northerned
Former mayor and currently the vice-chair of the Kativik Regional Government, Mary Arngak has always played an active role in her community.
Arnaapik
Documentary focuses on several remarkable women leaders.
Niqitsiat
Local chef Aaron Watson prepares Jambalaya.
Uqamajaqatigiit
In-depth discussions on the reclamation and preservation of Inuktut.
Kitchisipimi Pivalliajut
Northerned
Former mayor and currently the vice-chair of the Kativik Regional Government, Mary Arngak has always played an active role in her community.
Arnaapik
Documentary focuses on several remarkable women leaders.
Niqitsiat
Local chef Aaron Watson prepares Jambalaya.
Our People, Our Land
A look at important historical facts through interviews and video clips.
Nunavik Secrets
Stories and features on the people, communities and secrets of Nunavik, a vast region in Northern Quebec.
Adventures on Inuit Land
In Tasiujaq, the days are getting longer, and spring is just around the corner. Willie Cain teaches his seven-year-old son Robbie how to camp, hunt and fish.
Tamapta
Alice Husky's stories from her hometown of Aklavik.
Qimaivik
An Igloolik cultural show that includes storytelling, hunting, sewing techniques, legends, language, igloo building, and more.
Tamanevugut
Stories and recollections of elders in Inuvialuit region.
Ilinniq
An examination of 13 people and how political and social developments have shaped their lives.
Anaana's Tent
Rita Claire shows pictures of her family; Sissi gets a new sibling; Uliaq teaches about Arctic hares; reading the book, "Grandma, How Do I Light the Qulliq.".
Tuktu
An educational preschool children's series, featuring five Arctic animal friends.
Nunami Piqatigiit: Tundra Friends
Aqi is upset when she realizes Umi didn't invite her to play street hockey; Umi confides in Natti about the situation; Tiu-Tiu wants to play outside but feels frustrated when her mom sends her to visit her grandmother instead.
Takuginai
Takuginai educates Inuit children with cultural values such as respect for elders, sharing and patience, and having fun. Takuginai also teaches Inuktitut numbers and syllabics.
Anaana's Tent
Rita Claire shows pictures of her family; Sissi gets a new sibling; Uliaq teaches about Arctic hares; reading the book, "Grandma, How Do I Light the Qulliq.".
Tuktu
An educational preschool children's series, featuring five Arctic animal friends.
Nunami Piqatigiit: Tundra Friends
Aqi is upset when she realizes Umi didn't invite her to play street hockey; Umi confides in Natti about the situation; Tiu-Tiu wants to play outside but feels frustrated when her mom sends her to visit her grandmother instead.
Takuginai
Takuginai educates Inuit children with cultural values such as respect for elders, sharing and patience, and having fun. Takuginai also teaches Inuktitut numbers and syllabics.
Welcome to Our Qammaq
Tamapta
Cultural and informational program about the Inuvialuit people.
Qimaivik
An Igloolik cultural show that includes storytelling, hunting, sewing techniques, legends, language, igloo building, and more.
Elder Words of Wisdom
An intimate and heartfelt journey into the childhood memories of a Saila Kisa, sharing stories of growing up in the Arctic during a time of profound change.
The Past That Led Us to Our Future
Inuit elders reminisce about Tasiujaq's past lives.
Uvagut News
Coverage of the 2026 Arctic Winter Games in Whitehorse.
Takuginai
Takuginai educates Inuit children with cultural values such as respect for elders, sharing and patience, and having fun. Takuginai also teaches Inuktitut numbers and syllabics.
Anaana's Tent
Rita Claire shows pictures of her family; Sissi gets a new sibling; Uliaq teaches about Arctic hares; reading the book, "Grandma, How Do I Light the Qulliq.".
Tea Time With Elders
Elder conversations from Arviat.
Tamanevugut
The last Year-End concert with the Jens Haven Memorial School.
Ilinniq
An examination of 13 people and how political and social developments have shaped their lives.
Niqitsiat
Spiced with cinnamon and sweetened with raisins, this slow-cooked caribou stew warms the soul; served with fluffy couscous and cinnamon-raisin bannock, it's a Moroccan-inspired northern feast.
Our People, Our Land
A continuation of the two part series.
Nunavik Secrets
An experimental musk oxen farm that began in 1967.
Adventures on Inuit Land
Willie Jararuse and his son Sandy explore the waters of the Hudson Strait near Quaqtaq; they attempt to collect ice from an iceberg and spot some musk oxen while they're out.
Uvagut News
Coverage of the 2026 Arctic Winter Games in Whitehorse.
Angutiit Makigiangninga
Uqausillraavut Ingilaraan Uqausiqput
Series detailing a visit by elders from Inuvialuit viewing Inuit artifacts in the British Museum.
Niqitsiat
Spiced with cinnamon and sweetened with raisins, this slow-cooked caribou stew warms the soul; served with fluffy couscous and cinnamon-raisin bannock, it's a Moroccan-inspired northern feast.
Uqamajaqatigiit
In-depth discussions on the reclamation and preservation of Inuktut.
Uvagut News
Coverage of the 2026 Arctic Winter Games in Whitehorse.
Tamapta
Cultural and informational program about the Inuvialuit people.
Qimaivik
An Igloolik cultural show that includes storytelling, hunting, sewing techniques, legends, language, igloo building, and more.
Uvagut TV is Canada's first national Inuktitut-language television channel, dedicated to broadcasting Indigenous programming, cultural shows, live events, and news. This tv guide provides an overview of the channel's schedule structure, programming highlights, and details on how to check daily listings to stay informed about upcoming broadcasts.
About Uvagut TV
Launched in January 2021 by Nunavut Independent TV Network (NITV) in partnership with Isuma Distribution International, Uvagut TV delivers 24/7 broadcasting primarily in Inuktitut (with English subtitles on select programs). As a nationwide basic cable channel in Canada, it offers vital representation for Inuit communities, preserving language and story traditions across the Arctic and beyond.
The channel serves as an important media hub for Northern stories, featuring content created by and for Inuit creators, cultural organizations, and independent filmmakers.
Uvagut TV Guide & Broadcast Schedule
The tv guide for Uvagut TV includes a rich blend of traditional storytelling, children's educational series, community affairs, documentaries, and legendary feature films. Because broadcast schedules can shift based on live community events and special coverage, reviewing updated listings helps viewers plan their daily viewing.
Daily programming generally spans several core categories throughout the morning, afternoon, and evening blocks:
- Children & Youth: Educational Inuktitut language programming and animated series designed for younger viewers.
- Culture & Lifestyle: Shows focusing on traditional hunting, Arctic survival, arts, crafts, and music.
- News & Public Affairs: Live coverage of regional assemblies, community meetings, and Northern news updates.
- Documentaries & History: Archival footage, historical perspective documentaries, and environmental coverage of the North.
- Feature Films & Drama: Acclaimed Indigenous cinematic works and dramatic series.
TV Guide Listings for Tonight on Uvagut TV
Checking the tv guide listings for tonight allows viewers to discover primetime feature presentations, cultural spotlights, and late-night broadcasts. Primetime hours on Uvagut TV frequently showcase flagship documentaries, community-led discussions, and award-winning Inuit films.
Programming times can vary by date, region, and television service provider. Check the latest listings for the most current schedule updates prior to broadcast times.
Featured Programs and Content
Uvagut TV presents a distinct catalog of programs showcasing Inuit life, history, and perspectives. Notable programming highlights include:
- Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner: The groundbreaking camera and storytelling work of Zacharias Kunuk and Isuma, capturing classic Inuit legends.
- Silakut Live from the Tundra: Live and recorded broadcasts bringing viewers directly into Northern communities, cultural festivals, and tundra events.
- Takuginai: Popular children's educational programming featuring Inuktitut puppetry and language instruction.
- Hunting & Gathering Series: Documentary coverage following traditional land skills, seamstress arts, and Northern food preparation.
How to Use the Uvagut TV Schedule
Navigating the television schedule helps ensure you do not miss live broadcasts or scheduled series. Follow these steps when planning your viewing:
- Select your viewing date to see morning, afternoon, or evening programming blocks.
- Scan program descriptions to identify age-appropriate or topic-specific shows.
- Confirm the listed time zone against your local time, particularly when watching outside the Eastern or Arctic time zones.
- Verify provider-specific channel numbers on your cable or satellite service.
Viewing and Availability Information
Uvagut TV is available across Canada via major television distribution service providers as part of basic cable packages, as well as select satellite systems. Additionally, live online streaming and video-on-demand content are accessible through the official Uvagut TV website (uvagut.tv) and affiliated NITV platforms.
Regional and Time-Zone Variations
Because Uvagut TV broadcasts nationally across multiple Canadian time zones—ranging from Pacific to Eastern and Arctic time—broadcast listings may display times localized to specific regions. Always confirm whether listed showtimes reflect Eastern Time (ET), Central Time (CT), or local Arctic time zones.
Understanding Schedule Changes and Freshness
While channel identity, core show categories, and general broadcast information remain consistent, daily episode titles and broadcast times update regularly. Live broadcasts, such as community hearings or breaking Northern events, may occasionally replace pre-scheduled programming. Consulting the most recent daily schedule ensures accurate broadcast details.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Uvagut TV?
Uvagut TV is Canada's first national 24/7 Inuktitut-language television channel, dedicated to broadcasting Inuit news, cultural programming, children's shows, and films.
What can I find on the Uvagut TV TV guide?
The Uvagut TV guide lists show titles, broadcast times, episode details, and genre classifications for daily and upcoming programs.
Where can I watch Uvagut TV?
Uvagut TV is carried on basic cable and satellite packages across Canada via major providers, as well as streamed live online via their official web platform.
Does Uvagut TV offer programs with English subtitles?
While the primary broadcast language is Inuktitut, select feature films, documentaries, and special broadcasts include English subtitles.
How do time zone differences affect the TV schedule?
Broadcast times listed on central guides often default to Eastern or Arctic time zones. Viewers in other regions should adjust program schedules to match their local time zone.