Malayali expatriates from Kerala, India, residing in Nunavut, Canada, have adapted to a unique way of life that blends their rich cultural heritage with the distinctive landscape of the Arctic. These individuals bring vibrant traditions, such as Onam and Vishu celebrations, to this remote region while embracing local customs and the challenges of a cold climate. Their culinary skills introduce the flavors of Kerala, like spicy curries and coconut dishes, to their new neighbors. Despite the geographical and climatic differences, they maintain strong community bonds, supporting each other in preserving their language, Malayalam, and cultural identity amidst Nunavut’s vast wilderness.