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Literacy and theatre: What is the connection?

Last month, youth in Iqaluit had a unique opportunity to participate in a six-day theatre workshop facilitated by artistic director David Diamond of Headlines Theatre Company in Vancouver.

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Send boiled goose eggs to Inuit

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Who’s old enough to sell carvings?

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Embrace life – what have you got to lose?

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Happy Fathers’ Day to Johnny Meeko Jr.

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Teach other languages to strengthen Inuktitut

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An open-minded Inuk supports gay marriage

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Open letter to André Ouellet, president, Canada Post

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Reward available in teenager’s murder

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Most Nunavummiut oppose gay marriage

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Thanks for supporting theatre group’s inaugural effort

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Thank you from the Manniapik family

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Beating up wives, not the “F-word,” is obscene

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Professors willing to teach Inuit studies for free

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Nunavik needs better emergency services

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Praise for the NITC

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My adventure with Thomasie Naglingiq

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A story of strength and survival

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Gays are hiding, Iqaluit needs a road

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Collector wants Nunavut license plate

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Still trying to get an education

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Don’t let homophobia continue in Nunavut

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A call for tougher censorship policy

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A plea for more nurses

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An open letter to Canada Post