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Made in the Yukon: Hay is a big cash crop in the Yukon; local producers can compete with southern farms because they don't have to pay major transport costs. Photo by Cathie Archbould

Can The North Feed Itself?

With caribou gut compost and narwhal chicken feed, Northerners are finding creative ways to produce...

June 2016 Up Here
Woodsmoke in a land without trees. Photo by Anubha Momin/Finding True North

A Fine Southern Tradition

Bringing southern-style barbecue to Iqaluit at Big Racks

June 2016 Up Here
If you build it, they will come. Fletcher Stevens is serving up what Yellowknifers always wanted. Photo by Hannah Eden/Up Here

Yellowknife's Pride

The NWT Brewing Company takes hold in the city's Woodyard

June 2016 Up Here
The menu features hits like polenta sticks with jerk dip. Photo by Daren Gallo

Learn To Lime

Enjoying a bit of the Caribbean, at Antoinette's in Whitehorse

June 2016 Up Here
Photo by Hannah Eden

Head Hunt

Dawson City, Yukon

June 2016 Up Here
Photo by Hannah Eden/Up Here

Happiness Is A Cold Day

The cool comforts of ice fishing in Chesterfield Inlet

April 2016 Peter Autut
Photo courtesy Old Town Paddle

Stand-Up Rises Up

They stand on them. Race on them. Even fish on them. Take a look at the most conspicuous invasive...

April 2016 Eva Holland
The high kick target. Photo by Hannah Eden/Up Here

Inuit Games

The science behind Arctic sports

March 2016 Samia Madwar
Dana Britton, personal trainer at Turning Point Fitness, Yellowknife. Photos by Hannah Eden/Up Here

The Snowmobile Stretch

Good for: Relieving your back and arms after zipping around on your snowmobile and waving at...

March 2016 Samia Madwar
Jamie Stringer, Yellowknife firefighter. Photos by Hannah Eden/Up Here

The Woodchopper

Good for: Core and arms, and for feeding the fire.

March 2016 Samia Madwar