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September/October 2019

35 Years In The North: The Third Decade

Seal hunt hysteria takes hold, climate change heats up, and there's a reality TV renaissance.

Written by Jacob Boon

PHOTO BY PAUL NICKLEN

September/October 2019

6 Stories That Won't Die

When you've been telling northern stories for 35 years, eventually some trends start to emerge.

Written by Jessica Davey-Quantick

PHOTO BY ADOBE STOCK

September/October 2019

35 Years In The North: The Second Decade

The end of a mining era, the birth of a territory, and northern stars shine bright.

Written by Up Here

PHOTO BY CP IMAGES/ADRIAN WYLD

September/October 2019

35 Years In The North: The First Decade

Land claims were negotiated, Giant Mine exploded, and the world looked north.

Written by Jacob Boon

Photo courtesy 358611/Pixabay

July/August 2019

Cold Front

A photo exhibit illustrates the militarization of the North and its unknown target.

Written by Elaine Anselmi

PHOTOS COURTESY LOUIE PALU/NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

July/August 2019

Prospective Education

In the classroom and out on the land, hobbyist prospectors learn how to stake their claim.

Written by Jimmy Thomson

PHOTO BY HANNAH EDEN

July/August 2019

RIP KFC

Researchers study the public reaction when Yellowknife’s favourite fried chicken flew the coop.

Written by Jacob Boon

PHOTO BY PAT KANE

July/August 2019

“Nothing About Us Will Be Without Us”

Indigenous scholar Norma Kassi on a new era of research in the North.

Written by Beth Brown

Photo COURTESY NORMA KASSI

June 2019

Missed Connections

The North’s connections aren’t fail-safe. What happens when those links are lost?

Written by Jessica Davey-Quantick

Illo by Beth Covvey

June 2019

Return Flight: All That Changes And Stays The Same in 20 Years

When you come back to the North after decades abroad, one thing you don't miss? Scorpions in your shoes.

Written by Robert Grant

Illo by Beth Covvey

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