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Wolves in our blood
It Came From the Arctic
Whether they're the stuff of nightmares or cartoons, here are five legendary monsters of the Far North
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Going live with CBQO
Deline's homegrown North-Slavey radio station is now transmitting around the world - but its focus is as local as ever.
By Libby Gunn
By Libby Gunn
Why Old Crow works for me
One day, Dana Tizya-Tramm quit his job at a high-end gelato shop in Vancouver and left his city life behind. His destination: Old Crow. Tizya-Tramm, half-German, half-Gwich'in, says he's found more than a home in Old Crow. He's found a future.
Dawson City in 1,319 portraits
Michael Markowsky has given himself two months to draw a portrait of every single person in Dawson City, population 1,319 and counting.
As true as we can bear
When the North's top predator foiled a tranquil hike, tourists got a sobering Arctic experience – and a killer story to boot.
By Elizabeth Bradfield
By Elizabeth Bradfield
I am the Walrus
The Arctic's two-ton tooth walkers are more than just good-looking. By Mifi Purvis
Walruses have 18 teeth. Two of them, the canids, grow into the animal's trademark enamel tusks. These tusks break through in calves in their first year -- and grow for another 15 years or more.
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