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COM Midnight With Chris Hardwick April 22, 2016 - Vimarsana News

COM Midnight With Chris Hardwick April 22, 2016

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Wayne: Success story emerges from persistent problem of homelessness - Vimarsana News

Wayne: Success story emerges from persistent problem of homelessness

Walking around Newnan’s downtown on a frigid January day, Danny Christopher “Wayne” McClain, 26, is a recognized part of the community.

Inhabit Books - Vimarsana News

Inhabit Books

Inhabit Books, an Inuit-owned publishing company, has ventured outside of Nunavut for the first time — making its Toronto debut at 612 Mount Pleasant Rd...

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Saving Inuit stories by creating a unique cultural hub | Things To Do - Vimarsana News

Saving Inuit stories by creating a unique cultural hub | Things To Do

Inhabit Media, a Nunavut publishing house, has recently opened a book shop in Toronto that is quickly become a cultural hub for Inuit storytellers and artists

Inhabit Books bringing a 'slice of Nunavut' to southern Canada - Vimarsana News

Inhabit Books bringing a 'slice of Nunavut' to southern Canada

"We wanted an opportunity to better represent all our Arctic authors in southern Canada and give everyone’s books a chance to be seen by the public."