Nunavut Passenger
| Plate | Reporter | Date |
|---|---|---|
| 017 043 | Owen Wilding | 11/28/24 |
| 016 958 | Owen Wilding | 8/02/24 |
| 016 781 | Carlos B | 11/17/23 |
| 016 779 | Owen Wilding | 11/02/23 |
| 016 774 | Eric Bryden | 7/13/23 |
| 016 770 | Jim Sadler | 7/10/23 |
| 014 643 | Tyler Elg | 2/20/23 |
| 014 617 | Andrew Deng | 8/01/22 |
| 014 551 | Danny K. | 6/08/22 |
| 012 940 | Staff | 9/27/21 |
| 012 513 | Sam Farley | 4/10/21 |
| 012 348 | Mike Franks | 8/08/20 |
| 012 219 | Mike Franks | 12/23/18 |
| 011 118 | Jim Sadler | 3/11/18 |
| 009 992 | Dave Fraser | 4/09/17 |
| 009 415 | Andrew Osborne | 1/15/17 |
| 008 286 | Jim Sadler | 6/05/15 |
| 004 412 | Andrew Osborne | 10/19/14 |
| 004 370 | Sam Farley | 7/24/14 |
| 003 130 | Mike Franks | 5/10/14 |
| 002 898 | Dave Fraser | 5/02/13 |
| 001 647 | Gary Fox | 3/30/13 |
| 001 011 | John Northup | 1/12/13 |
| 000 001 | John Northup | 11/12/12 |
017 043
This Nunavut passenger licence plate replaced the original circa-1999 polar bear design starting in July 2012 and was issued until 2025. These were Canada's first modern type flat plates and featured a graphic background with polar bear, an inukshuk, and the northern lights. These Nunavut licence plates used the same 3M font as US jurisdictions such as Minnesota and South Carolina.
For the first-issued passenger plate, see this blog post.