Among the many competitions at the Arctic Winter Games, biathlon and snowshoeing stand out for their blend of physical challenge and historical roots. These sports may look different from traditional Inuit games, but they reflect the same northern spirit of resilience, adaptability, and focus. Biathlon: A
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Long before stadiums and medals, Arctic sports were part of everyday life in the North. They trained the body, focused the mind, and helped communities pass down knowledge from one generation to the next. These games were born out of real-life needs — to survive and
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I begyndelsen af 2016, mens Nuuk forberedte sig på at være vært for Arctic Winter Games, arbejdede det danske firma PRO-trans A/S hårdt i Søften med at fremstille 52 specialiserede containere. Disse enheder blev designet til at give ly og faciliteter til atleter og tilskuere, der
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In 2016, the Arctic Winter Games found their way to Nuuk — a small northern town where fjords sparkle and people know how to welcome you with a warm meal and a warmer smile. It was the first time Greenland hosted the event on its own,
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Greenland, known locally as Kalaallit Nunaat, has become more than just a participant in the Arctic Winter Games; it is now one of the event’s most recognizable and respected contributors. Over the years, the country has gone from sending small delegations to co-hosting and, in 2016,
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In 2016, Nuuk, Greenland’s capital and largest city, proudly hosted the Arctic Winter Games. The affair marked the first time the Games took place exclusively in Greenland, becoming a landmark moment in Arctic regional collaboration. Though modest in size, Nuuk proved that remote cities in the
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At every Arctic Winter Games, music plays a role that goes beyond tradition. The theme song isn’t just part of the opening ceremony; it helps define the experience. For many, it becomes the sound of competition, connection, and community. Each edition of the Games introduces a
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At the 2016 Arctic Winter Games in Nuuk, Greenland, the visual identity—the logo and mascot—served not just as branding but as tools of communication. These elements were designed to reflect the environment, values, and spirit of the North. More Than Design While we can’t display the
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Dene Games originate from age-old traditions of northern Indigenous communities, especially the Dene, who have long lived in Canada’s Arctic and parts of Alaska. Historically, these games served as practical training for hunting and survival, testing physical strength, endurance, and mental acuity. Today, Dene Games play
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