More than 130 later, Abraham Ulrikab's remains may finally return to Labrador
Written by Herb Mathisen
Author France Rivet, right, and Hans-Ludwig Blohm on the fateful 2009 cruise. Photo courtesy of France Rivet
Life or death decisions at Ekati and Meadowbank
Written by Herb Mathisen
Gold production at Meadowbank, outside of Baker Lake, Nunavut. Photo by Angela Gzowski/Up Here
It's been a rough year for Yukon's producing mines
Written by Herb Mathisen
Expanding horizons: Capstone Mining's Minto copper mine is getting bigger. Photo courtesy of Capstone Mining
Keep an eye on these junior exploration companies. PLUS: Holding pattern: Tough markets slow down advanced projects
Written by Herb Mathisen
Curtis Overholt takes a break at the TerraX Minerals exploration site about 20 kilometres outside of Yellowknife. Photo by Hannah Eden
Catching heat in Fort Liard--and loving it
Written by Herb Mathisen
Fort Liard's ball diamond, where you have to dodge the bison patties in the outfield. Photo by Samia Madwar
The NWT weighs conservation versus development. And a park near Jean Marie River might prove its test case.
Written by Herb Mathisen
Jean Marie River, population 60, is nestled along the shore of the Mackenzie River, in the Dehcho region of the NWT. Photo by Herb Mathisen
The Kitikmeot's on-again, off-again gold project is very much on
Written by Herb Mathisen
Hope Bay is eternal: More than 25 years after drills first started turning on the Kitikmeot tundra, Hope Bay is close to realizing its golden potential. Photo courtesy TMAC Resources
