As illustrated by services like Nunanet and the Nunatsiaq Daily News , the Internet also provides a forum for connecting a people spread across an immense area. A Canadian adage says the Inuit have come from the Stone Age to the Space Age in one generation. In cyberspace, the Inuit have found a potent tool for building new cultural bonds and for telling the south what the north is all about . On February 8, Sachs Harbour received just two hours of daylight. Children in the Sachs Harbour school experiment with a new email program.
Visitors find that Arctic kids are just as computer savvy as children in more southerly latitudes.
J.D. Keogak, wearing a caribou fur parka, posed stoically as his father chopped ice nearby.