Features
The Quest for the Holy Grolar
It may be the Arctic's rarest, most fearsome animal, and it's never been photographed on the ground. Only a select group of elite hunters have gotten close enough to take a shot. Then Kelsey Eliasson came along.
Illustrations by Monika Melnychuk
How fasting made me furious
In the land where the sun doesn’t set, she planned to give up food from dawn to dusk. Could she stomach it?
Illustration by Monika Melnychuk
Where Trappers Gather
Every winter, Manitoba’s trappers head to the Thompson Fur Table to sell their wares at what’s become the industry’s busiest, fuzziest family reunion
Where Have All The Mining Towns Gone?
They're toxic and deserted wastelands - but to those who once lived there, the remains of mining communities are worth holding on to.
At Yellowknife's Giant Mine, little remains of a once-bustling frontier community. Photo Angela Gzowski
The Great Escape From Outpost Island Mine
Abandoned in the midst of Great Slave Lake, the miners had just one hope: Build a boat, set sail — and pray
Klondike or Bust! By Bus!
Each summer, thousands of tourists witness the Yukon through the windows of air-conditioned tour buses. What’s the territory like from their side of the tinted glass? We jumped on board for a surprisingly wild ride.
