Before John Amagoalik returned to Nunavut this summer, he said the first things on his mind would be the taste of Arctic clams and the kiss he would place on his wife’s cheek. His arrival at Iqaluit’s airport on June 12 was a significant moment. Nunavut is a territory thanks in part to Amagoalik. The 78-year-old had been living at Embassy West, a long-term care centre located in Ottawa, for 16 months when his loved ones came together earlier thi…
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