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Topic: iqaluit

The city of Iqaluit, Nunavut, seen from Joamie Hill (file image)
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Saturday, 7/18, 10:34 AM

A bus comes to Iqaluit, and the Arctic capital celebrates

  • Iqaluit, the remote capital of Canada's Nunavut territory, has public bus service again for the first time in about two decades.
  • In a city of some 8,000 with no roads to anywhere else, a single shuttle and a $5 fare count as a small revolution.

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