Features
A Homeland Homecoming
Why a prodigal son has returned to his roots in the Yukon
Reinventing The Press
Northern newspapers are surviving and even thriving in the Internet age
Photo by Angela Gzowski
Hot Happenings
Summer in the North is frantic with antics: floatplane rallies, salmon-fishing derbies, midnight-sun rock fests and more. Wanna fit it all in before the snow flies? Follow this handy guide to the next nine weeks of your life.
Getting It Wrong: Going North
In 1946, Bert Holland answered wrong in the game show, Truth or Consequence. His penalty: a trip to Yellowknife
When In Churchill
Back in California, his biggest worry was his kids getting too much sun. But when Zac Unger moved his wife and children to Churchill, Manitoba, they had to adapt to a furry, four-legged danger, and accept a scary fact: that in the Arctic, polar bears are part of the family.
Illustration by Monika Melnychuk
A Daring Search For The 'Secret Lake Of The Dene'
The inland sea of Nu-thel-tin-tu-eh had long been a place of legend. One man was dying to find it.
Prentice G. Downes, intellectual and adventurer, was in love with the romance of the 'Old North.' His passion for the place very nearly got him killed. Photo courtesy McGahern Stewart Publishing
