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Jeannie Nuna (left) opened the doors to her craft shop on Friday to sell traditional tea dolls she learned how to make from watching her mother. (Jacob Barker/CBC)
Jeannie Nuna is opening a new craft store in Sheshatshiu — a business decision she made to both pay homage to her heritage and keep the legacy of her late mother alive.
Posted: 2019-07-21 18:50:00
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