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Fence Narrows
How an ingenious hunting practice let the Tłįchǫ survive in the harsh North
Once the herd was spotted, the men would make wolf sounds to scare the caribou into the corral. Women and children would line the fence to keep the caribou headed towards the ambush point, where a team of men would be ready with spears and arrows to slaughter them. Illustration by Beth Covvey
How To Sail A Canoe
Why paddle when you can sail? Great Bear Lake can be a slog, but every once in a while the wind is just right.
What a seven-canoes-turned-sailboat looks like. Photo courtesy Toban Leckie
How To Incubate Small Businesses
Here's how start-ups are born
The Farmer's Market in Yellowknife. Photo by Hannah Eden/Up Here
Top Five Jack London-Related Things To Do in the Yukon
What are the best ways to channel London in today’s Yukon? Here are our picks.
Would you go all the way to the yukon just to see this? Photo by flickr.com/photos/clsresoff/ (creative commons)
How To Build An Airstrip On The Tundra
With your bare hands
Ivvavik National Park. Not Ellesmere Island, but the same concepts apply. Photo by Tim Johnson
The Yukon Quest Diet
Musher Brian Wilmshurst on burritos, bacon, and ice cream sandwiches.
BREAKFAST OF DOG SLEDDING CHAMPIONS. PHOTO BY RALPH DAILY, VIA CREATIVE COMMONS
