Baker Lake Mayor Richard Aksawnee said Calm Air is the only airline currently servicing the community. Adding a new route from Baker Lake to Winnipeg will benefit Inuit travelling south for medical care, he told Nunatsiaq News. (Photo courtesy of Calm Air)
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New weekly service starts Feb. 15, includes stop in Churchill, Man.
People from Baker Lake travelling south for medical treatment could see reduced travel time when Calm Air starts offering weekly flights to Winnipeg via Churchill, Man. next month, says Mayor Richard Aksawnee. The flights, which start Feb.
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