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The Trailblazers' Terrible Fate
It's the North's coldest cold case: Two centuries ago at the mouth of the Mackenzie, six bold fur traders came to grief. Did 'Eskimos' murder them? Or was it an inside job?
To 18th-century voyageurs, Inuit were mythic savages, dangerous and strange. Did they kill Duncan Livingston and his crew?
How To Winterize Your bike
Tips to keep your two-wheeler rolling through the chill
On The Trail Of The Lonesome Cowboy
On horseback, on stage and in boardrooms, Art Johns has blazed a broad path through the Yukon. How? By riding hard and sticking to his guns.
Photo by Daren Gallo
The Hungriest Holiday
During a grim yuletide on Great Slave Lake, a team of starving explorers yearn for the gift of survival
You Could Have Been Here
For eons, dreamers and schemers have imagined a polar utopia – a Shangri-La as pure as the driven snow. But for every promised land they’ve envisaged, the cruel north wind has blown their plans apart.
What could have been. Image by Fantasy Art Design
From The Trapline To The Olympics
The miracle that came from the Delta
The Firth sisters at the end of their career. Photo by Tessa MacIntosh
