Nowhere Land
Synopsis
Five family members lived in an outpost camp on Baffin Island for seven years, relying on traditional practices to survive without modern conveniences.
Synopsis
Bonnie Ammaaq recalls her childhood on Baffin Island, where she lived off the land with her family. They spent seven years in an outpost camp, isolated from stores and schools. In 1996, Ammaaq moved to Igloolik, where she struggled to adjust to life in the community. She expresses deep concern about Baffinland Mining's drilling and its potential effects on the land and wildlife, reflecting on her feelings of being landless and disconnected.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Bonnie Ammaaq and hear her unique story.
- Find out how Bonnie copes with life in Igloolik.
- See the impact of mining on Baffin Island.
Did You Know
- Bonnie Ammaaq lived in an outpost camp with her family for seven years.
- Bonnie first experienced life in Igloolik on October 10, 1996.
- Bonnie's family had a generator for laundry in their outpost camp.
- Baffinland Mining's drilling affects the land and animals according to Bonnie.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year did Bonnie Ammaaq's family move to the outpost camp?
Bonnie Ammaaq's family moved to the outpost camp in June of 1986.
How long did Bonnie Ammaaq's family live in the outpost camp?
They lived in the outpost camp for seven years.
What was Bonnie Ammaaq's first experience in Igloolik?
Bonnie Ammaaq first experienced Igloolik on October 10th, 1996, when she went there alone without family.
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