In the early 1900s, chilling reports of ritual killings trickled out of the Northern wilds. Was it the hand of the occult? Or had the murderers simply gone mad? By Tristin Hopper

By Randy Freeman -- After the Second World War, miners and prospectors flocked to gold-rich Yellowknife and drained the town’s most precious commodity. What ensued was a uniquely Northern crisis.

By Randy Freeman -- Fort Yukon was the Hudson’s Bay Company’s most remote and lucrative trading post. Too bad it was on Russian soil.

A story spreading on the Internet says 2000 Inuit disappeared after a light passed over their village in 1930. Is the truth out there? By Randy Freeman

How a well-known bush pilot came to die and spring back to life – all within a few days.