Remembering an impossible friendship.
Written by Daniel Campbell
Kept alive in secret for generations, Tlingit drum dancing is bigger than ever
Written by Samia Madwar
Tlingit drum dancing is bigger than ever / Photo: Allan Ogilvie
Iqaluit’s answer to Burning Man.
Written by Genesee Keevil
!["The [federal government] has not verified whether northern retailers passed on the full subsidy to consumers." AUDITOR GENERAL MICHAEL FERGUSON](/sites/default/files/styles/card_desktop/public/p92-michael.jpg?h=5c8fc360&itok=_lmxQ9rq)
Don't let the "he said... she said..." fool you. The real story is in the auditor general's report.
Written by Tim Edwards
"The [federal government] has not verified whether northern retailers passed on the full subsidy to consumers." AUDITOR GENERAL MICHAEL FERGUSON
The spectacle of Canada's first trial in the Far North was little more than a show of force
Written by Daniel Campbell
A woman and child stand in front of the Bone House on Herschel Island, where two Inuit men were hanged for murder in 1924. PWNHC: N-1991-041-0065
Sixty years ago, a hapless priest brought God to the Barrenlands. Then the locals met their maker.
Written by Jennifer Kingsley
Father Joseph Buliard moved to Gary Lake to net not just fish, but Inuit converts. His harvest would be their undoing - as well as his own. Courtesy R.C. Episcopal Corporation
When Arthur Moffat set off for the Barrenlands, he envisioned a land of plenty. He was plenty wrong.
Written by Jennifer Kingsley
Stripped bare by glaciers, Nunavut's Dubawnt River valley was the wrong place for Arthur Moffat and his crew to let their guard down. Photo courtesy Sports Illustrated
