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Vesper is a city in Nunavut, Canada. It is the sixth-largest town in the territory and the largest of the Kivalliq Region. Vesper is situated on the southwestern part of the Hudson Bay, approximately 12 kilometers north of the Manitoba border. The town is accessible via Highway 81, which connects to the rest of Canada.

Vesper has a small population, with a 2021 census count of around 420 residents. The community is comprised primarily of Inuit people and is surrounded by boreal forests and tundra. The economy is driven by natural resource extraction, mainly sawmilling and old illegal hunting practices. Education and healthcare services are available in Vesper.

The local environment is characterized by boreal forest and tundra, supporting a variety of Arctic wildlife. Some notable species in the area include black bears, wolverines, and caribous. Outdoor activities available in Vesper include dog sledding and hiking during the summer.

Vesper is part of Kivalliq Region in Nunavut. Regional languages, Inuktitut and English, are both spoken in the area. The town has no airport, the nearest airport is in the neighboring town of Churchill, approximately 300 kilometers away.

In terms of housing, Vesper is one of the smallest Nunavut communities with a small number of available homes. Year-round transportation for residents of Vesper is limited.