The Qikiqtaaluk Fisheries Corp. team celebrates after winning the Brian Twerdin Memorial Toonik Tyme hockey tournament in Iqaluit April 21. The team defeated the Grinding Brewins 5-4 in an overtime victory. (Photo by Corey Larocque)
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Qikiqtaaluk and Grinding Brewins go for gold in annual Toonik Tyme tournament; Kuujjuaq takes bronze
Overtime. Two hometown teams going for gold. A standing-room-only crowd at the Arctic Winter Games arena. And fans who were on their feet most of the game.
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