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Joan Nazon

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Elders' Biographies

Joan spent most of her young life on the land travelling in the mountains with her parents. Later she lived and moved around in the Delta with her first husband, Philip. She and her second husband, Edward, lived in the Caribou Lake area, the Travaillant Lake area and up the Arctic Red River before settling down in Tsiigehtchic.

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