Sitting inside a Yellowknife garage are two deep freezers containing a lifetime of memories.
Written by Bill Braden
Photos by Bill Braden
Two kayakers embark on an expedition up the Inside Passage just as the North emerges to welcome them.
Written by Gabrielle Plonka
Photos by Chris Whittaker
No matter how many times you visit the East Arm, there’s always something new to discover.
Written by Dan Wong
Photo courtesy Jackpine Paddle
Come along to find out what it’s like spending a relaxing day on a mountaintop glacier.
Written by Candace Dow
Photo courtesy Candace Dow
A dwindling number of paddlers come to visit the almost forgotten rivers of the tundra. But maybe there are some places we should choose to appreciate from a distance.
Written by James Raffan
Photo courtesy Nicolas Perrault, Wikipedia
A trio of hikers found amazing beauty and a powerful landscape along a 100 km hike on Baffin Island.
Written by Basia Siedlecki
Photo by Brian Coulter
Written by Up Here
Wally Lemay and Frank Dwyer in front of Etthen Café on Great Slave Lake
Could backcountry adventure in the Sahtu’s peaks be the NWT’s newest tourism draw?
Written by Meaghan Brackenbury
Photo by Josh Ferguson
One family’s months-long tundra paddle trip to spot caribou is rewarded when a herd stops by during dinner.
Written by Dwayne Wohlgemuth
Photo by Dwayne Wohlgemuth
For those with the courage (and the financial means) to attempt it, a trip to the North Pole can be the adventure of a lifetime. But with shifting and thinning ice, could those days be over?
Written by Dana Bowen
Photo courtesy Sarah McNair-Landry
