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A model shows off a pair of earrings from Sharon Vittrekwa

Elder Sharon Vittrekwa has honed her social media skills to show off her craft to others across the globe.

Photo courtesy Sharon Vittrekwa

March/April 2021

Elder David Johnny Sr. teaching Beaver Creek’s students to use a type of tree root to make rope.

In the North’s smallest and most remote communities, educators must be willing to learn as much as they teach.

Photo courtesy Heidi Warren

March/April 2021

Miles Canyon at sunset.

Increasingly, northern places are being renamed to use their traditional Indigenous designations. But this is not about rewriting a map. It’s reclaiming a history.

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Mataya Gillis and Cassidy Lennie-Ipana talking on the shore.

Teenagers Mataya Gillis and Cassidy Lennie-Ipana are speaking out with their Inuvialuit magazine for and by youth.

PHOTO COURTESY INUVIALUIT LIVING HISTORY PROJECT/LISA HODGETTS

March/April 2021

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In Siberia, climate change is causing the ice-cored hills to explode, leaving massive craters behind. Are the landmarks in Tuktoyaktuk next?

PHOTO BY ANGELA GZOWSKI