Nunagram in the News
Dear readers, this will be a bit of a “boast post,” if you will oblige us with this moment of…
Monthly Archives: July 2014
![[Guest Post] Iqaluit Community Greenhouse: Oasis in the Tundra](http://findingtruenorth.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/375665_10151742048070379_1152923082_n-612x490.jpg)
[Guest Post] Iqaluit Community Greenhouse: Oasis in the Tundra
Header photo by Gustavo Oliveira. The Iqaluit Community Greenhouse is one of the most special places in Iqaluit for me. It’s…
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[GUEST POST] Absolute Car-nage: A Field Guide to the Bumpers of Iqaluit
There is something I’ve been noticing while walking around Iqaluit these past few months that has been slowly vexing and…
Roundup: Iqaluit Dumpcano Video and Timeline
As some of you may know, Iqaluit’s dump is on fire. Yes, you read that correctly – we have a…
Cute as a Bug Jacket: Fashion Against Iqaluit Mosquitoes
A few months ago, Sara and I were looking at some pretty summer fashion photography. You know the type: stoic models…
15 Must-See Nunagram Photos for Nunavut Day
This post was featured in CBC’s Nunavut Day post. Check it out! Today is Nunavut Day! Canada’s youngest territory is…
What Happened in Iqaluit When I Left for 12 Days
Hello dear readers. I am writing to you from my home in Toronto, where I have been since June 26th…
A Cabbie Abroad in Iqaluit
It’s the same the world over: if you want the low-down on a place, speak to the cab driver. Earlier…