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Steve and Bonnie MacKenzie-Grieve have been growing produce since the early 2000s. PHOTO: CATHIE ARCHBOULD

Meet Mr. and Mrs. Plow: Steve and Bonnie MacKenzie-Grieve

It started as a hobby farm, something for fun. Today, it supplies fresh...

"I think everybody can sing. That being said, some of us sing like Leonard Cohen and we have a range of five or six notes."

In Concert

As the conductor of Yellowknife’s Aurora Chorealis choir, Margo...

How Bullocks Bistro Keeps Reelin’ Them In

At Bullocks Bistro it's all about fresh fish. And butter. Lots of...

“It's been an arduous journey,” opening the North's first private pot shop, says owner Jordi Mikelie-Jones. PHOTO CATHIE ARCHBOULD

Catching Up With The Joneses

Jeremy Jones and Jordi Mikelie-Jones opened the first private-retail...

All The Wild Places I've Napped

Backcountry travel with lupus is more forgiving than the frantic pace of...

Videos

Inside A Yellowknife Taxidermist's Shop

Take a look behind the scenes of our photo feature, inside a Yellowknife taxidermist's workshop.

Up Here Editor Samia Madwar and Videographer Hannah Eden head out into the bush to get some much needed fire-building advice from 1 Canadian Ranger Patrol Group. For more, check out: How To Build a Fire

The Tension and the Break

To tell the story of the North's ice cycles, Yellowknife composer Carmen Braden translates nature into music.

For more on Carmen Braden visit, uphere.ca/articles/tension-and-break

Bruce Davidson - NWT Park Warden

They're more than just places to spend the night: it's the people of NWT Parks who make our campgrounds truly memorable. Like Bruce Davidson, a singular human and keeper of Prelude Lake Territorial Campground.

Check out Bruce's original tune about life at the gatehouse, and follow this link for more parks and conversations:

uphere.ca/articles/parks-and-conversation