'We will have to adapt': Record high temperatures in Nunavik pose threat to Inuit way of life

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Spring jackets were peeled off on Monday as people wore T-shirts and children biked around sunny and balmy Kuujjuaq, Que. The thin ice has become a hazard in the fall and spring to such an extent that people are advised not to go hunting alone and people also equip themselves with spare clothes and ropes to pull others out of the water, said Delisle Alaku. In total, he says the region is likely losing out on about two months of winter, with spring coming earlier and fall extending longer

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