Michel Laprise and Mathieu Bédard discuss Luc Gélinas's new book, Angut.
Here is the synopsis of the book:
Nunavik, 2006. Ten-year-old Aqikki Angnatuk is passionate about hockey. He aspires to follow in the footsteps of his idol, Jordin Tootoo, from Nunavut, the first Inuit to play in the NHL. In Nunavik, however, Aqikki's chances of realizing his dream are slim: the territory's 14 communities are less populated and even more isolated than those in Nunavut. This dream suddenly becomes possible when Joé Juneau, a former NHL player, captivated by the Far North and its people, decides to organize a hockey-study program there.