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[@ y I F THE COLBORNE CHRONICLE â€" Thursday, June 10, 1999 â€"17 hy a nately very short as the temâ€" Thisnow!i £ have looked so forward to a This is the first of a perature was about â€"5 degrees A ggeg Mraming which y girpl the snow and ‘threeâ€"part article by c * play havoe with our plans _ camping trip in NP 5. °. threeâ€"p hip‘. * (ele â€" 1 ! to go camping during the. _ fishing "through the 1c , Cramahke â€" TownshP $ My entire trip to Paul had 'E s long weekend. I hope the _ which is still many feet deepâ€" _ Pieter Wyminggâ€" lasted about 10 hours and efi e oo tine ... ) a% 1 5 pacrpepamaratice . weather will let up as I Last _ month; Mr. â€" included three hours of patat y %»"E;v o was invited to stopovers. I had imagined N ) Yss Wyml’f‘i s‘;n Paul, a : landing on runners in the 1 ht i | vsH 30 her in Igl o,olik' snow at Igloolik but the runâ€" in ols s .| | . ig u‘vchool teacher t #8!00°*° _ ways were cleared of snow. 18 ie %b oo e poot j in Canada‘s newest terrtt y pilot on the last leg of the Aeppeaen o ;f waak S," f i j OI ’ ' ‘ tory, Nunavul. _ journey was Inuit, Michael fE wil alll â€" P D L. Lecatcmem.. ‘ < a a a 8 . ‘ Pieter left spring and _ Inuksuk. He is the first Inuit Eh 1 on s e 0 S o o ie o1 / 3 the apple blossoms of | pilot First Air employs. Local | . ) | | ) (ulll_l [ ) e C Aâ€"T CE ffi ; WE On Friday, June 4, additional southern Ontario to residents admire him as he is on } 1 hB N B % ; I w i’n% 7 §ss | Ne verbal report; and some paperwork arrive to snow and subâ€" ;?;yazzigjin;ge :I;i:ziatfl;enger. oi 3.:4,.,.“ ‘% yA walw, _ _ C l 3‘; was tracked down for the polls. On ol Wax e rength 7 r im ... .. w 3 f Feunt nopave â€" u. dOfeeaan es n By Pieter Wyminga _ that is still usually carried out §i se o tee aupoisl "! .e w Faualp A I J 5 ] s have to ;Jreak open one ballot box My son Paul is a teacher in _ by a southern Canadian. C wjm‘,:w '2‘ “*Mffif& -~»â€"â€"E, (usually forwarded to the central Igloolik, a northern commuâ€" On the plane were several “‘?‘?2\ ‘“{i“*%‘*”%‘“’”kfgg;%w*{g JMMM_MM Elections Ontario office for storage) i i i nfi emmemeensenccermacen t s o e e e t n c J n northwest of Baffin Island * mothers with babjes. Paul told "M“z‘?'&"a'&“fs? 11 oocbuaa en t e to obtain one poll tally. Approval in the new territory of me later that for certain mediâ€" M nemesiins Sb m oel 2 n o o in s en i oi ds was received from Toronto. > Nunavut. He invited me to cal attention, these children Weather : it ai i ; ce * 4 â€"proof: The Iqaluit airport features a di i ; As Saturday, June 5 dawned, a (_SL come for a week‘s visit and I have to be taken to 3_h05P“?1 art and artifacts. P â€" aldteplay io (AuK preliminary count was predicted by . 2 t‘:lec_ldeld to take him up on the _ in Iqaluit as the medical unit i 12 noon. That deadline was pushed & invitation. .. ; us : 7 _ back five times throughout the day. Igloolik is the same disâ€" 13 es k Qg' * t & ?10 rlthlcsyf C;Jlbglme as es . f j es ies Gone was the Election Night ance no fis Snd Reats a : I x en f media and onlookers /)1 pat Rsuloops. 8O SWE es > 5 f s S\rrir;?t}?c :;l;all?sted tallyers _ f(;{/ [Z%lr?:::gollgé}::;ame hms t t : emerged Saturday afternoon. There > > P retmecsd ‘Air Canada [ i a was an audience of one media perâ€" rom! foroiI©, AU, LAWd ns son and two interested voters. _ , yoreet took me to Ottawa. First Air €C. flew me to Iqaluit, the capital _ | _ e of Nunavut â€" a threeâ€"hour ow oo h oo in es j s & <¢ flight in a comfortable fourâ€" inoooâ€"pimenitnredoti “#;{;%W buros is cOMmiIng... | â€" engine plane. We flew at least _ | _ oleâ€"intenâ€"caretesnc â€" Euse * half the distance over snowy BC We ~ ; : e es terrain. The connecting plane _ | _ PVE EL L Acouiizakt w= : i to Igloolik left two hours_afler fonnsanamini ntmemeit i / _ j arrival at Iqaluit. At the Iqaluit | _ _. : : %, f : | â€"(Ge airport, a wonderful display of . |___ *J u. ~ JsC Inuit art caught my attention. = 4 $ KX}( <â€"22 While admiring the Inuit stone _ | _ ; ¢ % : + * PA & carvings, I learned the beginâ€" _ [__ % aP & o3 9 < nings of the Inuktitut lanâ€" Np â€" f * ® guage. A large sign read, "Koviahokloki Iqaluitni