They used to appear every 50 kilometres or so -- oases in the wilderness for those travelling the treacherous Alaska Highway. Now, one by one, they’re closing – shutting the door on a chapter of Northern history. By Peter Sheldon
It's a marvel of engineering and a marvel to look at -- The White Pass Railway connecting Skagway, Alaska, to the Yukon border at Lake Bennett. By Patrick Kane
In the Klondike's rip-roaring hub, the finest inn is a brothel and the favourite cocktail contains a severed toe. Add gambling, showgirls and a snowmobile falling from the sky and you're in for a helluva time. By Katharine Sandiford