Cambridge Bay MLA Fred Pedersen says his community has received “no notices” on the Government of Nunavut’s plans to eventually open a beer and wine store. (File photo by Jeff Pelletier)
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Nine years after Cambridge Bay residents voted in favour of a beer and wine store in a bid to cut down on bootleggers selling hard liquor, there is still no timeline for when a store might actually open, says Premier John Main.
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