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With a big new airport terminal in Iqaluit, Nunavut hopes to attract more tourists

By Jane George, Nunatsiaq News June 1, 2017
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A splendid new experience awaits air travellers to Nunavut’s capital, where builders are putting the finishing touches on the Iqaluit International Airport terminal, due to open this August.

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