Torngat: On the Spine of the World

Wendy Morton at the tip of Northern Labrador worked with Inuit youth and Elders. She reads poems written in this place of icebergs and tundra. An interactive presentation.

  • Friday May 9 - 10:00am
    St. John's United Church

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