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← Back to News  ·  2 outlets · Story cluster #73831

Saved from trash in 1980s, these photos are going home to Kugaaruk

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By Daron Letts, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunatsiaq News Photographs taken in the 1960s are heading back to one of the Kugaaruk families they depict, thanks to help from an amateur historian based in Nashville. Jim Miller’s late grandmother discovered the photos in the mid-1980s in the trash room of her Burlington, Ont., apartment building.
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