Prints from Cape Dorset and Pangnirtung are famous. Inuit weavers produce tapestries at weaving centers in Pangnirtung and Clyde River. The territory has a small fishing industry and a growing construction industry. Hunting and trapping also provide income for some residents. Nunavut has few roads and no railroads.
Airplanes provide the primary means of transportation between towns in the territory.
There is regularly scheduled air service to almost all communities. Many people use snowmobiles to cover short distances. The use of modern-day telecommunications and information technologies, such as the Internet, has helped to overcome the problems of distance. All communities have radio and television, which are transmitted by a satellite relay system. Nearly all communities have telephone service.