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==Baker Lake, Nunavut==
'''Baker Lake''' is a village located in [[:Category:Nunavut|Nunavut]], [[Canada]]. Baker Lake is also known as Qamani'tuaq, 'big lake joined by a river at both ends'. The two rivers joining Baker Lake are designated Canadian heritage rivers, the Kazan and Thelon Rivers. Baker Lake, the only non-coastal Inuit settlement in Nunavut, has long been known for its fine arts. During the 1950s, artists from Baker Lake pioneered the art of printmaking in the North, achieving global recognition for their skill.

The following churches, media workers and media ministries are based in this community.



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