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December 2019

Dana Tizya-Tramm, pictured in Whitehorse.

The youngest Vuntut Gwitchin chief in recent history is sharing his story of hardship and hope. Dana Tizya-Tramm is our Northerner of the Year.

Photo by Cathie Archbould

November 2019

The First Face carving is 1,000 years older than the city of Rome.

A spear piece from 8,000 years ago in the Yukon says a lot about how art is interpreted today.

PHOTO COURTESY CANADIAN MUSEUM OF HISTORY

November 2019

COURTESY DIAVIK DIAMOND MINES

Rough prices have been less than inspiring over the past few years. There’s new competition from lab-grown gems. Investment in northern exploration is dragging. Is this where the northern diamond industry starts turning out the lights?

PHOTO COURTESY DIAVIK DIAMOND MINES

November 2019

Cambridge Bay's muskox.

The North is beautiful, but it’s not just natural splendour. Dotted around the territories are gorgeous pieces of artistic expression that locals pass every day.

PHOTO BY UP HERE/JEREMY WARREN

November 2019

Scott Williamson’s hobby does more than keep him connected. It also takes him off the grid. Way off.

Scott Williamson, Northwestel’s manager of transportation and facilities, spends his weekends helicoptering to mountaintop radio transmitters as part of the Yukon Amateur Radio Association.

PHOTO BY CATHIE ARHBOULD