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The Anjikuni Dossier: An Investigation In November 1930, Joe Labelle, a seasoned fur trapper accustomed to the unforgiving isolation of the Canadian Shield, approached the Inuit village on the shores of Lake Anjikuni. Labelle was familiar with this specific community. They were a tight-knit group of approximately 30 to 40 souls. He expected the usual hospitable reception, but as he neared the settlement, the silence that greeted him was not the natural quiet of the tundra—it was an unnatural, he