Features
Reframing Arctic Sovereignty
A race for resources, control, and access makes the Arctic one of the hottest topics on the international stage in the 21st century. But if Canada wants to truly assert its sovereignty in the North, those who call it home say it needs to start with them.
Photo by Lisa Milosavljevic
Golden Girls
With glimmering paint and her artist’s eye, Cora DeVos reminds Inuit women of their beauty and resiliency.
Photo by Cora DeVos
Dressed for Success
Iqaluit caterer Nuka Fennell has two guiding passions: creating food and staging drag performances. Fennell says those passions are two sides of a coin—recipes for self-expression that can make a person feel like a superhero.
PHOTO BY LISA MILOSAVLJEVIC
Where’s the Buzz?
The Yukon and Nunavut are famous at the moment for their gold developments. It’s a great story for both territories. But what about the NWT? Maybe we could be showing the hard-working gold explorers a little more love.
Adobe Stock Photo
The Odd, The Elegant, And The Oddly Elegant
Cabins in the woods. Waterfront stops. Former houses of disrepute. When it comes to dining out in the North, one thing is for sure—it’s never boring.
Photo Courtesy of Angela Gzowski

