The month with the longest days in the North has one bubbly festival you may not know about.
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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.
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Kite-skiing in Igloolik, Nunavut. Photo by Benjamin Aro
The busiest month of the year in the NWT: handgames, hockey and a castle built on ice.
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The NWT's game of choice. Photo by David Ducoin
It's a cold month, but the days are getting brighter, and Whitehorse residents are ready to celebrate. Plus: a secret waterfall in the NWT.
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Whitehorse does winter. Photo courtesy Peter Mather/Government of Yukon
The long dark month allows for spectacular trips by dogteam, and gives Dawson City time to get creative.
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Camp at the Barrenlands. Photo by Kristen Gilbertson Olesen
A long drive on a short day
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Bison on NWT Highway 3. Photo by Daniel Campbell
New Year's Eve in Cambridge Bay
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Downtown Cambridge Bay at the end of December. Photo by Herb Mathisen/Up Here
It's the jumping off point to the Nahanni--but what can you actually do in town?
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The historic MacPherson House, built in 1936 and located above the flats. Photo Daniel Campbell
