Bob Engle and NWT Air connect the dots
Written by Tim Edwards
Bob Engle pioneered scheduled flight service across the North. Photo courtesy Roxy Engle
Enduring mysteries of the Northern skies, from missing people to missing planes
Written by Tim Edwards
The Bolkhovitinov DB-A, a Soviet long-range bomber prototype, disappeared in 1937 in an experimental flight over the North Pole from Moscow to the United States. Photo: Public Domain
Or, grocery stores and the death of story
Written by Tim Edwards
Photo - Creative Commons public domain
17 nutritional and medicinal plants that crop up in the North's summertime
Written by Francis Tessier-Burns, Tim Edwards
Labrador tea, steeped, is high in vitamin C and a good relaxant.
Though the polar nations have much in common, each have their unique outdoors attractions. Here are some of our favourites.
Written by Tim Edwards
Shred the sweet Swedish powder. Henrik Trygg/imagebank.sweden.se
Caught between global powers, Canada's North in wartime was a place of incredible feats, ravaging disease and irreversible change.
Written by Tim Edwards
Alaska Highway, 1942. The first vehicle to traverse the Alaska Highway was a U.S. Army jeep. Library Oof Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, FSH/OWI Collection, LC-USW 33-000941-ZC
As the disparity in access to fresh water grows across the globe, it won’t be long before the Canadian North is confronted with an awkward proposition.
Written by Tim Edwards
Photo illustration by Beth Covvey
A 1,700-kilometre trek across ice, sea and tundra in the heart of Nunavut
Written by Tim Edwards
The water levels were likely higher when dinosaurs swam in this sea, as is evidenced by the rock hanging precariously above our travellers. Photos by Eric Binion and Bob Saunders
