Features
Along The Arctic Coast
A 1,700-kilometre trek across ice, sea and tundra in the heart of Nunavut
The water levels were likely higher when dinosaurs swam in this sea, as is evidenced by the rock hanging precariously above our travellers. Photos by Eric Binion and Bob Saunders
Wilderness Checklist: 16 Essentials
On a multi-day canoe adventure, you want to keep your loads light. But make sure you have what matters.
Photo courtesy Mike Peake/Canoe North Adventures
Virginia Is For (Waterfall) Lovers
How the NWT's biggest waterfall compares to Niagara
Virginia Falls, in Nahanni National Park. Photo courtesy George Fischer/NWTT
We've Got What They Want
As the disparity in access to fresh water grows across the globe, it won’t be long before the Canadian North is confronted with an awkward proposition.
Photo illustration by Beth Covvey
Raindrops On Ice
What happens in the North when the sky starts falling.
Hitting A Snag
A downturn in Northern sport fishing could spell disaster for lodge owners. But some are adapting.
On the waters outside of Plummer's Lodge on Great Slave Lake. Hannah Eden/Up Here
