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This is what happens when the Stanley Cup shows up in Iqaluit

Kent Driscoll
Mar 30, 2015

APTN National News
The only way to get closer to the Stanley Cup is to win it.

But for the city of Iqaluit, nearly everyone showed up to see the country’s most iconic trophy that paid a visit to the northern city.

APTN’s Kent Driscoll has the story.

Video Journalist / Iqaluit

Kent has been APTN’s Nunavut correspondent since 2007. In that time he has closely covered Inuit issues, including devolution and the controversial Nutrition North food subsidy. He has also worked for CKIQ-FM in Iqaluit and as a reporter for Nunavut News North.

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