What’s a CEDO, anyway?
An overview of Arviat’s economic activity – and potential
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To the 69th Parallel (Part 2): On the DEW Line
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To the 69th Parallel (Part 1): There and back
Travel in the North puts a lot of things in perspective…
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Growing in the North
Experiencing change in the far North
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Some thoughts on winter
Beautiful, cold, and real…
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From Bay D’Espoir to Hudson Bay
Reflections from another long-time Newfoundland resident of Arviat
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Protecting the wilderness: parks in Nunavut
There’s a need for parks, even in the great North
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Christmas in the North
Our correspondent reflects on cold weather, interrupted flights, and malls that don’t seem that bad after all
Life in a northern town
Our correspondent in the North compares his new life with his prior expectations
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John Cossar |Another Bridge to Burn
Catchy tunes, reinforced by tasteful use of a variety of accompanying instruments and memorable lyrics.
8 lessons from a land trip (part 2)
Our Northern correspondent takes a second – and very different – land trip, learning some important lessons along the way
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Eight lessons from a land trip
Our intrepid Northern columnist learns some lessons the hard way
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No, we’re not in Labrador
Our newly transplanted correspondent takes a look at some of the history of the North
Ian Foster | The Evening Light
These aren’t so much the kind of songs that get stuck in your head as the kind that get stuck in your mind
A much bigger bay
Our newest column follows the experiences of a Newfoundlander adjusting to life in the Far North
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