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Nunavik landslide was the 2nd largest recorded in Quebec history

The slide dumped 45 million cubic meters of debris into the Great Whale River.

By Sarah Rogers, Nunatsiaq News May 3, 2021
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Last week’s major landslide in Nunavik has been confirmed as the second largest ever seen in Quebec, according to the Kativik Regional Government.

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