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Make way for the Wack-Wacks

I was pondering on a new name for the Qallunaat and thought that we could more aptly be named “Wack-Wacks,” and here’s why. It is a rare Qallunaat who can pronounce Inuktitut words and phrases, and especially names.

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In loving memory of Matana Kisa