A new baby gets a warm welcome in frozen Grise Fiord
When a baby is born in a community of only 130 people, everybody comes out to meet the new addition the day the family returns from hospital.
When you're part of a community of 130 people, news that you're about to grow to 131 is cause for celebration!
"It's a big thing for up here, in that anytime there is a new addition to the family, then everybody comes out." says Co-op manager, Frank Holland, as he drives to the airport to join the rest of Grise Fiord in greeting the new family returning from the hospital.
Watch the video above to meet 4-day-old Caitlyn, the newest member of the northernmost civilian community in Canada, and enjoy the heartwarming scene of an entire community buzzing about the small airport to greet the family.
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Grise Fiord is one of 11 remote Nunavut communities featured in CBC's new documentary series, High Arctic Haulers.