History
The Crash, The Inuit, And The Bomb
When a top-secret U.S. jet went down near Nunavut, it left a mystery: is there a nuke beneath the...
October 2012 Nathan Vanderklippe
How the Trumps Struck Klondike Gold
Long before 'the Donald,' his stampeder grandpa's seedy restaurant gave birth to a...
September 2012 Eva Holland
'He Came And Dwelt Among Us'
Sixty years ago, a hapless priest brought God to the Barrenlands. Then the locals met their maker.
September 2012 Jennifer Kingsley
In A Most Dreadful Sort Of Paradise
When Arthur Moffat set off for the Barrenlands, he envisioned a land of plenty. He was plenty wrong...
May 2012 Jennifer Kingsley
How The North Fought Off The South
Prairie leaders wanted to annex the territories. But Yellowknife's mayor beat them at their...
December 2011 Randy Freeman
A Hudson's Bay Boy Shacks Up
To please his Scottish bride, a Wrigley fur trader learns to stitch and sew
July 2011 Randy Freeman
The Shepherd Of The High Arctic
A ruthless shaman leads his people to the ends of the Earth and back
June 2011 Jerry Kobalenko
Boozing Burgalars Botch The Job
Three fools attempt a heist of one of Yellowknife's first banks, but are too drunk
April 2011 Randy Freeman
The Trailblazers' Terrible Fate
It's the North's coldest cold case: Two centuries ago at the mouth of the Mackenzie, six...
February 2011 Randy FreemanThe Hungriest Holiday
During a grim yuletide on Great Slave Lake, a team of starving explorers yearn for the gift of...
January 2011 Jennifer Kingsley