Inuksuk's are stone landmarks traditionally built by Inuit people to mark routes or locations. They have taken on symbolic meaning as representations of hope, friendship, and human connection. Inuksuk's are most commonly found in the Canadian Arctic and have been used as symbols for the Nunavut flag and the Vancouver Olympics due to their cultural significance to Inuit people and ability to represent community and shared humanity.

1. Janelle Gellvear

2. Definition of inuksuk
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 Inuksuk's are built by people and made of stone.
Sometimes to represent land marks.

3. facts
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 The inuksuk is the symbol in the Nunavut flag.
 The Inuksuk was also the symbol for the Vancouver
Olympics.
 Inuksuk's are usually found in the Canadian Arctic.

4. History
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 For centuries, the Inuit people have built Inuksuk's
for direction. Over time the Inuksuk has become the
symbol of hope and friendship. It’s a symbol of the
human spirit. It recognizes our ability to connect
with others, where we might not succeed on our
own. It reminds us we belong to something, greater
than ourselves.