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Rankin Inlet

Rankin Inlet

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Sep 17, 2026

Laura-Lynn Tyler ThompsonHOST
11:07
Maybe.
Laura-Lynn Tyler ThompsonHOST
11:08
I know that they have planes that go out of Rankin Inlet that are the bigger planes in the North.
Laura-Lynn Tyler ThompsonHOST
11:13
They have hubs.
Laura-Lynn Tyler ThompsonHOST
11:14
They have Yellowknife and Rankin Inlet in the Far East.
Laura-Lynn Tyler ThompsonHOST
11:18
And so should I try to find that map here? I just want to show everyone before we get into the...
Laura-Lynn Tyler ThompsonHOST
11:25
the heart of what we're going to be talking about today um i don't know if i found that map anywhere so our arviat is kind of like on the bottom of the um right near like underneath oh here here's one jt uh let me see if i can share this Um, you know, when God begins to stir your heart, it's a, it's an interesting thing that happens.

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Laura-Lynn Tyler ThompsonHOST
71:59
Yeah, one leg.
Laura-Lynn Tyler ThompsonHOST
72:00
It's one leg.
Laura-Lynn Tyler ThompsonHOST
58:59
In the wake of these crashes, the community refused to abandon the work.
Laura-Lynn Tyler ThompsonHOST
59:03
Instead, in 1985, they built a permanent Bible school in the hamlet of Rankin Inlet, dedicating the facility to the memory of the fallen and using their darkest era to train the next generation of local leaders.
Laura-Lynn Tyler ThompsonHOST
59:15
Kay Gordon, she spent 70 consecutive years navigating the Arctic, dedicating her entire life to this single mission.
Laura-Lynn Tyler ThompsonHOST
59:22
Her ultimate goal was for the ministry to eventually stop looking like her and start looking like the people she served.
Rob CarpenterGUEST
14:00
And tho- those were all organic green, greenfield discoveries, like first hole.
Rob CarpenterGUEST
14:05
And then I was lucky enough, um, I worked at the Meliadine District in, in, in Rankin Inlet, also in, in northern Canada.
Rob CarpenterGUEST
14:11
And, uh, you know, I watched the discoveries unfold there, and that's now a multimillion-ounce mine with Agnico Eagle owning it.
Rob CarpenterGUEST
14:18
And so I got the, the gold bug, the exploration bug, but I was also lucky enough to work on big projects and big scale, and work with geologists and mentors that wanted to teach, right, and wanted me to sow that.
Rob CarpenterGUEST
14:00
And those were all organic greenfield discoveries, like first hole.
Rob CarpenterGUEST
14:05
And then I was lucky enough, I worked at the Meliodine District in Rankin Inlet, also in northern Canada.
Rob CarpenterGUEST
14:11
And, you know, I watched the discoveries unfold there.
Rob CarpenterGUEST
14:14
And that's now a multi-million ounce mine with Agnico Eagle owning it.
Sandeep ChauhanHOST
0:39
As a first Inuk player in NHL history, Jordin broke barriers while playing 723 games between 2003 and 2017, earning respect across the league for his determination, resilience, and leadership.
Sandeep ChauhanHOST
0:53
Raised in Rankin Inlet, Nunavut, Jordin's journey to professional hockey was shaped by perseverance, cultural pride, and overcoming significant personal challenges.
Sandeep ChauhanHOST
1:02
Following the loss of his brother and his own recovery from addiction, he has dedicated his life to sharing powerful messages of hope, healing, and resilience.
Sandeep ChauhanHOST
1:11
Today, through speaking engagements, community partnerships, his documentary, Tootoo, and the Team Tootoo Fund, Jordin inspires audiences across North America to engage in meaningful conversations about mental health, identity, trauma, and the importance of community.

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