Nunavut’s premier delivered a clear message to a conference on Arctic security Wednesday in Ottawa saying that Canada must pay attention to the needs of Nunavummiut as it plans its strategic defence of the North. “Our approach to arctic security is that it cannot be one dimensional,” said newly elected Nunavut Premier John Main, fresh from a face to face meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday. But there is concern that plans are being made without the input from Inuit leaders. “It offered no concrete steps to strengthen Canada’s Arctic, despite the Prime Minister’s commitment nearly a year ago to invest in more heavy icebreakers and dual-use Arctic infrastructure,” Harry Flaherty said in a release on Wednesday. “The Prime Minister committed to NATO that Canada will accelerate investments in the Arctic.