By William Koblensky Varela, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunavut News Cobra’s Confections has one of the more distinct storefronts in Nunavut. The Iqaluit cake and sweets shop has operated out of a school bus for the past month. Rawad “Cobra” Gafar said buying a school bus instead of renting a building helps him pass along savings to his customers. “I’ve been seeing the chocolate is like $5, $6. Nobody can afford that, and maybe because I come from tribes, I learned how to break the bread between me and the other people, and then I tell myself ‘I have the knowledge to bring like the chocolate, the chips.’ That’s why the chocolate over here is for $2. The chips for $1 and a half,” Gafar said. Gafar was born in

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