Welcome to Resolute, where, every winter, flocks of obsessive and frostbite-scarred North Pole trekkers launch their conquests of the Arctic – while weary townsfolk roll their eyes. By Margo Pfeiff
It's the first thing you'll come to when you cross into the North: a tidy building in a clearing in the forest. Congratulations, you've reached the 60th Parallel Visitor Centre. Welcome to the madness. By Katherine Laidlaw.
When three local planes went down last fall, Yellowknife was left reeling. Here's how a community built on bush flying got the wind back under its wings. By Katherine Laidlaw
Each summer, a handful of plucky sailors square off in one of the world's most unsung regattas -- a marathon contest across Great Slave and back. The lake usually wins. Story and photos by Katharine Sandiford.
When Paul Andrew retired from the CBC last spring, he had reported on all the major events of his lifetime in the NWT. As it happens, he'd also covered much of the history that shaped him.
A lot of time and thinking goes into each of our covers, but this month there was perhaps a little more to debate than usual. One of the aspects of this issue we discussed extensively was the choice of "the New Warrior" as Behn's cover line.
When the plane touched down, the editors began their frantic search for a generator and three different photo shoot locations. Their cover man, on the other hand, was napping.