Quarantine will be over soon!

 

It is lovely, warm and sunny in Winnipeg (-14 with the windchill) and the end of our Quarantine is in sight. 

We will depart very early in the morning of the 12th and weather permitting we will arrive in Whale Cove two flights later before the sun goes down, which is at 3:10 pm these days.

We have also heard that continued control of COVID in Nunavut means that the Inuglak School will hopefully be moving to a lower stage next week.  Great news, as we can't wait to meet the students!  


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  1. S. KritzerJanuary 13, 2021 at 10:12 AM

    I hope you both arrived safe & sound. Looking forward to reading about your first impressions of Whale Cove!

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