Living on the top of the world is everything but ordinary. Nunavut communities are not connected by roads, meaning locals travel by plane or boat. As you might imagine, getting food transported to the Arctic is not an easy task. In summer, a sealift brings supplies for the whole year. The same holds true for oil supply, as an oil tanker comes only once a year. While some homes have piped water, smaller communities rely on daily water deliveries by a water truck.It might come as a surprise, but Iqaluit, Nunavut’s capital city, has Tim Hortons, an iconic Canadian coffee and doughnut chain.