Nunavik-born Shina Novalinga is pictured here wearing a handmade outfit, one of the things she showcases on her TikTok account where she posts videos about Inuit culture. (Photo provided by Rachele Tang)
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Puvirnituq’s Shina Novalinga has amassed 1.6M followers on social media platform
Just under year ago, Shina Novalinga posted her first video of her throat singing with her mother on TikTok. Now, over 1.6 million people worldwide watch the 22-year-old’s videos about Inuit culture.
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