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This Nunavut teenager has her own dog team, preserving an Inuit cultural tradition

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Keeping a dog team is not just a hobby for 15-year-old Sophia Johnston of Rankin Inlet. “I think it's a really good tradition. It represents a lot of the hardships of Inuit," she said.

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This Nunavut teenager has her own dog team, preserving an Inuit cultural tradition

Keeping a dog team is not just a hobby for 15-year-old Sophia Johnston of Rankin Inlet. “I think it's a really good tradition. It represents a lot of the hardships of Inuit," she said.

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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Sunday, March 1, 2026.
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