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How Canada’s northernmost community is handling Nunavut’s new COVID-19 lockdown

“Everybody here is taking it seriously.”

By Jane George, Nunatsiaq News November 20, 2020
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In Grise Fiord, about 1,500 kilometers north of the nearest COVID-19 infection, the 150 or so residents in town are living under the same two-week lockdown as everyone else in Nunavut.

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