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MAY 2, 2000 A fire destroyed the municipal power station in the remote Hudson Bay village of Sanikiluaq. Nunavut officials called a state of emergency on Monday after the overnight fire left more than 600 without power or heat in freezing temperatures. Get the Story:
Fire destroys power station in Nunavut village (The National Post 5/2)
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Facebook TwitterMAY 2, 2000 A fire destroyed the municipal power station in the remote Hudson Bay village of Sanikiluaq. Nunavut officials called a state of emergency on Monday after the overnight fire left more than 600 without power or heat in freezing temperatures. Get the Story:
Fire destroys power station in Nunavut village (The National Post 5/2)
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