The iPhone apparently has an app for everything. Since it's now in some parts of the North, we found a few Arctic-themed apps to put that to the test.

Or, how a Whitehorse man tried to eat totally local, and wound up going totally loco. By Mitch Miyagawa

25 big ideas that could change the North. Brainstorming with David Suzuki, Sheila Watt-Cloutier, Ione Christensen, Ken Coates, Zen Coates, Zebedee Nungak and more...

The Arctic’s only circus doesn’t have a big top, tigers, or a human cannonball. But it does have Up Here's 2008 Northerner of the Year, Guillaume Saladin. By Jasmine Budak

A look at this year’s top releases with links to the artist's website.

For eight years, Whitehorse comedy duo Sharon Shorty and Duane Ghastant Aucoin have been cracking up Yukoners by playing “Gramma Susie” and “Cash Creek Charlie,” a pair of feisty First Nations elders.

In the North, something’s always shakin’ – celebrations, gatherings and jamborees
jam-pack the annual calendar. Here’s the lowdown on the very finest festivals in the territories.

By Laurie Sarkadi, Photos by Pablo Saravanja -- With his odd instrument, vice-principal Tyler Hawkins brings a new kind of class to a two-steppin’ corner of Canada. Listen to 3 of his tracks!

By Katharine Sandiford -- Long imperilled, Yukon aboriginal languages are in danger of dying. But not if a growing chorus of activists have their say.

By Sara Minogue Once a frontier outpost, dynamic Iqaluit is maturing fast. But some are wondering if the growing pains are worth it.