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Sealers Turn to Polar Bear Esty Ku Continues to Stop Seal Trade

Summary by Nunavut News
Craftsman online retailer Esty has decided to stop selling sealskins, including sealskins, raising concerns in the Nunavut Assembly that its continuation could affect Indigenous seamstresses. The concern was raised in the meeting on May 28 by Avilik MLA Hannah Angoutialuk, saying Esty announced that the new wildlife policy on April 2 will ban the sale of seals later this year. “Esty is a worldwide online store where independent marketers and bus…

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Sealers Turn to Polar Bear Esty Ku Continues to Stop Seal Trade

Craftsman online retailer Esty has decided to stop selling sealskins, including sealskins, raising concerns in the Nunavut Assembly that its continuation could affect Indigenous seamstresses. The concern was raised in the meeting on May 28 by Avilik MLA Hannah Angoutialuk, saying Esty announced that the new wildlife policy on April 2 will ban the sale of seals later this year. “Esty is a worldwide online store where independent marketers and bus…

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Nunavut News broke the news on Saturday, June 6, 2026.
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