Due to difficulties from geographic, language, and cultural challenges in accessing health care, Indigenous seniors in Northern Canada are one of Canada’s most vulnerable peoples. In the Northwest Territories, older adults are the fastest growing age group and the proportion among the population is expected to continue to increase. Despite seniors and older adults being vulnerable and growing in size, there is very little literature on older adults in the Northwest Territories. As a result, the CAPRICORN project aims to assess Indigenous seniors’ perspectives on health, their existing and prevalent conditions, as well as their experience with healthcare and the availability of healthcare to them. The study is identifying barriers to, and opportunities for, improvements of Indigenous seniors’ health. The project focuses on two communities with large Indigenous populations who proposed to call the project: 50+, Seniors and Elders Health Survey.