David Cohen, the United States’ ambassador to Canada, made his first trip to Nunavut this week. Cohen spoke with Nunatsiaq News about his time in the territory, Arctic defence and the opportunity for the U.S. to facilitate business growth in the territory. (Photo by David Lochead)

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U.S. ambassador talks business, security on first trip to Nunavut

David Cohen’s 4-day stay included attending Nunavut Day festivities

The United States’ ambassador to Canada made his first trip to Iqaluit this week, talking to government and business representatives and seeing the city.

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