Growing Up in Cambridge Bay
Portraits and interviews
Read MoreNovember 2007
Franklyn Griffiths examines the impact of climate change on the Inuit; Andy Kirkpatrick recalls his visits to sites of war in Northern England and Greenland; John Vaillant reflects on the thin line between animal and human; Alison Pick recounts a trip through the Northwest Passage…
On Inuit Art
For thousands of years, the Inuit survived in the Canadian Arctic as a society of nomadic hunters. Increasing cultural exchange between the North and the South in the twentieth century …
Read MoreCamels in the Arctic?
Climate change as the Inuit see it: “From the inside out.” NMA nominee: Politics and Public Interest
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Through Darkness and Light
Exhuming the ghosts of war in England and Greenland
Read MorePan Handling
Going for gold the old-fashioned way
Read MoreThe Spinach Armada
How the North gets its groceries
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On Moving Ice
Surviving the polar summer
Read MoreLinnaeus Canadensis
Almost 300 years ago, the great Swedish naturalist sent an acolyte to discover Canada’s flora and fauna
Read MoreFrom the Inside Out
I have never been to the Arctic—Canadian, Siberian, or any other northern region now being contested because there is something there that non-indigenous populations want, feel entitled to, and, yes, …
Read More “Sailarjuarmiinginaaqitaa?”
Two new books ask, “Are we still in the same world?”
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