Finding Arctic char in the summer can be a mystery. I’ve learned of one solution, and it may be the most charming.
Written by Chris Hanks
Photo Courtesy of Chris Hanks
How is Yukon nurturing it's writing community? By inviting people to be like mushrooms.
Written by Michele Genest
Photo by Yukon University
How two Whitehorse health-care workers became world leaders on treating frostbite.
Written by Jamella Hagen
Frostbitten hands
How one woman has walked, skied and dogsledded across the Arctic
Written by Lisa Milosavljevic
Photos by Victoria Perron
A South African couple adds the far north in winter to their extensive “overlanding” adventures.
Written by James Raffan
Photo By: James Raffan
Avens: A community for seniors was prepared for just about any emergency. But no one could have imagined the one that arrived in the summer of 2023.
Written by Dana Bowen
Photo courtesy Canadian Armed Forces
Born and raised in Fort Smith, Terry Freund stayed to battle the wildfires, and watched the lands around him go up in smoke.
Written by Dana Bowen
Photo By: Pierre Challon
When Northerners needed information about the wildfires, Mike Westwick rose to the occasion.
Written by Fran Hurcomb
Photo courtesy of NWT Government
Kiah Vail never dreamt of being a firefighter. Now, she wrangles infernos in the NWT.
Written by Francis Tessier-Burns
Photo Courtesy: Parks Canada
The evacuation order for Hay River came down on Aug. 13. Only a day earlier, the town had been taking in evacuees from Fort Smith. Now everyone was pulling up stakes again—if the highway could stay open.
Written by Rhiannon Russell
Photo By: Rose Wallington
