A remote community in Canada's Nunavut Territory, Coral Harbour is home mainly to indigenous Inuit. Entrepreneurship here is limited by the environment and location, and takes the form largely of self-employed subsistence fishing, hunting and trapping and related activities. A commercial caribou harvest was introduced, but numbers have since dwindled.
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