Tuktoyaktuk gets facelift with $120K worth of donated paint

Ontario's Loop Recycled Products donated 2,400 gallons of paint, stain and trim to community in the Northwest Territories for beautification project
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[@Maximillion666]

It always amazes me how much a new coat of paint can make an old home look new again.

[@facelesscorporation1668]

beautiful story, we need to do more! wish with all my heart that ALL communities in canada could come to count on the infrastructure most of canada enjoys.

[@hhiippiittyy]

Well done. Good on ya sir.

[@zzing]

Glad to see it, should look amazing when it is done.

[@DallasCanada]

I've always heard of Tuktoyaktuk and here it is! I'm a painter. I hope they are priming the bare wood with the proper paint. :)

[@Serendipity818]

Awesomeness 👍