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Michaëlle Jean and The Raw and the Cooked (1)
Let’s not forget that all she did was swallow a few grams of unprocessed animal protein extracted from the body of a thriving species of seal whose population numbers in the millions. But her detractors talk as if Michaëlle Jean … Continue reading
Posted in Arctic, Environment, Inuit, News, Nunavut, Politics
Tagged Arctic, Claude Lévi-Strauss, Environment, Inuit, Michaelle Jean, Nunavut, Politics, Rankin Inlet, seal hunting
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Just a simple, unaffected gesture…
And with it, Michaëlle Jean shows why she may be our best Governor General since Georges Vanier.
Posted in Arctic, Environment, Inuit, Iqaluit, Michaelle Jean, News, Nunavut, Politics, Rankin Inlet, seal hunt
Tagged Environment, Inuit, Michaelle Jean, Nunavut, Politics, Rankin Inlet, seal hunting
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