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Foxes have holes, birds have their nests
As promised here, I headed downtown again to look for Thomas and Jimmy. After much searching, yesterday I found Thomas, this time at a different corner. There’s much I learned, or rather, re-learned, yesterday, and I’m still digesting it. As … Continue reading
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Tagged Arctic, homelessness, Inuit, Kuujuarapik, Montreal, News, Nunavik, social issues
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Accidental tourists
Meet Thomas Weetaluktuk Weetaltuk of Kuujjuarapik and Jimmy Aupaluk of Kuujjuaq. Right now they live on the street, each for his own reason. I met them this morning at the corner of St. Catherine and Rue Chomedy in downtown Montreal, … Continue reading
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Tagged Arctic, homelessness, Inuit, Legislative Assembly of Nunavut, Montreal, Nunavik, Nunavut, social issues
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