Air Inuit and Canadian North are offering three $500 plane tickets to Nunavik beneficiaries travelling between the north and the south. (Photo by Cedric Gallant)
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3 tickets per beneficiary available for travel between northern communities and south
Nunavik beneficiaries of the James Bay Northern Quebec Agreement can access three $500 tickets apiece to travel between the northern villages and Montreal or Quebec City. Air Inuit announced the offer on its website this week.
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