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Newsroom Ready: Building a qaggiq in Nunavut

Over four days last week, master igloo-builder Solomon Awa and 11 other men in Iqaluit made an an igloo unlike they've ever built before. The massive igloo, also known as a qaggiq in Inuktitut, was built to host a performing arts festival in Nunavut's capital city this past weekend.

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Create Date: 3/22/2021 9:00:00 AM

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