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Tears of relief at Iqaluit airport as crew of stranded fishing vessel return home

By Kent Driscoll
Feb 29, 2016

Kent Driscoll
APTN National News
The Inuit in Nunavut know about the power of the environment and every community has a story of someone they’ve lost to it.

That’s why when an Inuit-owned fishing vessel out of Iqaluit hit ice last week and everyone feared the worst.

All hands returned home safely over the weekend and APTN was there.

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1 thought on “Tears of relief at Iqaluit airport as crew of stranded fishing vessel return home”

  1. SunnytheScribe says:

    so glad you all made it home safe!

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