In addition to this new territory, Nunavut now has its own flag whose emblem is the Inuksuk, symbolizing the stone monuments that guide travellers and is accompanied by the Northern Star, the Niqirtsuituq. The blue and gold colours symbolize the wealth of the land, sea and sky, and the red represents Canada. The structure of the government administration consists of 10 decentralized ministries in 11 different communities. This way, it will be easier to meet the needs of each of the communities that are spread out over the four corners of this vast territory. Another interesting fact is that this territory plans on using a governmental style that is consensus-oriented.
Every citizen is encouraged to get involved.
In addition, the National Library already has a wide range of documents from the Northwest Territories and many videos on Inuit life, which have been produced by the National Film Board. Furthermore, one of the main tasks consists of informing as many people as possible of the importance of depositing publications at the National Library in order to make them accessible not only for immediate use but also for future generations. Crown corporations, Canadian international organizations and tribunals, certain provisions of the regulations respecting legal deposit, and subsequently by signing agreements with the territorial and provincial governments. Relationships are positive as regards safeguarding the Canadian published heritage. Another aspect that the Unit must oversee on a continual basis is the advent of a merger or a scission of ministries, or even a change in a corporate body name.