Up Here Features
Can a River Be a Person?
There’s only one way to find out: explore the Yukon River as a place and an idea
Photo by Chris Carli
“Tapping into the Human Drive”
Yukon studio for people with developmental disabilities expands what art-making looks like
Photo by Rhiannon Russell
Racks, Caches and Rings
Those stone arrangements aren’t random—they’re remnants of traditional Inuit life on the land
Photos by Page Burt
Up Here Business Features
In from the Cold
How does diesel-dependent Nunavut meet its carbon targets? The Kivalliq Hydro-Fibre Line would do it in one shot. And that’s just for starters.
Up Here/Pat Kane
Trail Blazers
ArcticPharm is the first cannabis grower and manufacturer to set up shop in the North. With its dry flower and pre-rolls now debuting on retail markets in the Yukon and Ontario, founders Chris Cornborough and Sean Stofer have more to celebrate than 4/20.
Courtesy ArcticPharm
A Nuclear Option?
Businesses and developments. Corporations should consider it. Nuclear power is a challenging idea. But small modular reactors may be the surest path to zero-carbon mining in the North. They may also be a big economic opportunity.
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