– What Sustainability Means to Us
The Ocean Is Our
Livelihood and Identity.
For Inuit, the sea is more than a workplace. It is food, family, culture, and continuity. Every decision we make at QFC is weighed against one question — will this protect the ocean for the next generation?
We balance harvesting with preservation. We choose long-term responsibility over short-term gain. And we do it together with the communities, scientists, and regulators that share these waters with us.
100%
Inuit-Owned
Always
Quota-Based
$M+
Reinvested Locally
– Our Core Pillars
Four Commitments.
One Ocean.
Our sustainability framework is built on four interconnected pillars — each grounded in science, culture, and accountability.
Sustainable Harvesting
Ocean Responsibility
Resource Protection
Future Generations
– Science-Led Stewardship
Decisions Built
on Evidence.
Every haul is the result of years of stock science, regulatory collaboration and on-water observation. We don’t guess — we measure, we monitor, and we adjust.
Sustainable Quotas
Marine Conservation
Industry Partnerships
– Real Impact
Measured.
Verified. Transparent.
Sustainability without numbers is just a slogan. Here is how our commitments translate into measurable performance.
– Reports & Insights
Reports &
Transparency.
Explore our latest reports detailing operational excellence, Inuit employment, and our commitment to sustainable Arctic fisheries.
Latest
2024 – 2025
Annual Report
Full-year financial, operational and community performance overview.
Sustainability
2024
Sustainability Highlights
Our commitments and progress in marine stewardship and conservation.
Community
2024
Community Impact Summary
Training, jobs and reinvestment across Nunavut communities.
– Our Promise
Protecting Today.
Preserving Tomorrow.
Every vessel, every quota, every partnership — built for the generations who will inherit these waters.
