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'Father of Nunavut' has one more fight left: to live in the territory he helped create

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'Father of Nunavut' has one more fight left: to live in the territory he helped create

Supporters of John Amagoalik are helping him take the Nunavut government to court as a last resort to force the territory to pay his living expenses so he can spend his final days at home.

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