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How ‘North of North’ turned Inuit joy into its own kind of Canadian TV revolution

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By Alex Nino Gheciu It was supposed to be a table read for the Season 2 finale of “North of North.” But it turned into one big group cry. Inuk actress Zorga Qaunaq, who plays Millie on the hit Iqaluit-shot sitcom, began tearing up at the end of the script.
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