The last canoe of the season
Written by Tim Edwards
Paddling out to secret weekend camping spots at Hidden Lake, NWT. Photo by Tim Edwards
The landscape changes drastically this month in the North--here are the best spots to witness it.
Written by Up Here
Bring back a whale of a tale from the floe edge in Pond Inlet, Nunavut. Photo by Michelle Valberg
The days are getting shorter, and the mercury is plummeting. At Yuletide, Northerners take the party inside.
Written by Up Here
Cabin-dwellers around the fire. Photo courtesy of Fritz Mueller/Government of Yukon
It used to be an RCMP lock-up. Believe us when we say it's come a long way.
Written by Herb Mathisen
The front deck of the Mackenzie Rest Inn overlooks the mighty Mackenzie River. Photo by Herb Mathisen/Up Here
Crazy fall colours on the Dempster Highway, and a hunt along a WWII-era trail
Written by Up Here
By early September, the fall colours along the Dempster Highway are out in force. Photo by Gerold Sigol/NWTT
A secluded spot along the Dempster Highway becomes a hub of activity
Written by Daniel Campbell
The Midway Music Festival grounds. Photo by Adam Jones, PhD/Global Photo Archive/FLICKR
Summer is a time for gathering, a time for festivals, in the North
Written by Up Here
Ice boulders at low tide in Iqaluit. Photo by Herb Mathisen/Up Here
The month with the longest days in the North has one bubbly festival you may not know about.
Written by Up Here
Your cup will runneth over at Yellowknife's Beer Barge Bash. Photo by Bill Braden
Bright days and steady winds make this month perfect for racing across the ice in Nunavut.
Written by Up Here
Kite-skiing in Igloolik, Nunavut. Photo by Benjamin Aro
