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          <description>Joella Hogan is exploring her entrepreneurial drive in her traditional territory, but a new mine is complicating matters for the small community of Mayo, Yukon. Part two of our series on northern entrepreneurs</description>
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          <description>Nooks Lindell moved from his home in Arviat, Nunavut, to Ottawa as a child. The subsequent loss of his Inuit identity haunted him into adulthood. Returning to the North, he began rediscovering his culture through art and design — a hobby he parlayed into a growing business</description>
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