The morning light filters through the frosted windows of a community health centre in Iqaluit, Nunavut, where Dr. Arnaq sits before her computer, reviewing a complex medical case for a patient presenting with ambiguous neurological symptoms. She is not alone in her uncertainty; she is thousands of kilometres away from the nearest specialist in Toronto or Vancouver. With a sigh, she initiates a video consult, hoping the connection holds steady enough to transmit high-resolution imaging data. For Dr. Arnaq, the challenge is not merely clinical but logistical and technological.