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Article Twilight in Puvirnituq Town, Nunavik, Canada, March 8, 2006. Image by George/Flickr, Creative Commons License. Canada, 2006. Glancing nervously towards the clock, Brenda Epoo, an experienced midwife and perinatal service coordinator, reaches for a folded set of fresh bed sheets. With only 5 minutes before the next patient arrives, Epoo must handwash all of her instruments and change the linens on the bed in a local home in Inukjuak. When the pandemic hit, Epoo’s midwifery services in Nunavik, in northern Quebec, became even more indispensable as the looming threat of COVID-19 resulted in interregional travel restrictions, cancelations of medical services and understaffing at Nunavik’s hospital in Puvirnituq. In March 2020, in anticipation of COVID-19 reaching Nunavik, the maternities in Inukjuak, Salluit and Puvirnituq were moved out of the hospital to local homes or motels to free up hospital beds. Only the ‘maternity’ in Salluit has since returned t

Patrice latkaDjenae gaspardKimberly moorhouseBrenda epooNunavik regional board of healthNational aboriginal council of midwivesNunavik regional boardSocial servicesNational aboriginal councilநுனாவிக் பிராந்திய பலகை ஆஃப் ஆரோக்கியம்தேசிய தொன்முதுவர் சபை ஆஃப் மருத்துவச்சிகள்நுனாவிக் பிராந்திய பலகைசமூக சேவைகள்தேசிய தொன்முதுவர் சபை