1 Year Blog Anniversary!
Hurrah! Today we are celebrating our first blog anniversary! Three hundred and sixty five days ago, we wrote our very…
Monthly Archives: August 2014
4 Steps to a More Sustainable Iqaluit
The City is about to start extinguishing Iqaluit’s infamous dump fire, and many Iqalummiut are thankful that the noxious problem…
Operation NANOOK Community Day
Operation NANOOK, the largest sovereignty operation in Canada’s North, began this week in Iqaluit. The objectives of Operation NANOOK are to improve Canada’s military…
Iqaluit Tours: 98 Europeans and Qaummaarviit Territorial Park
Over the last month, I have had the pleasure of leading Iqaluit tours for the aptly named Tour Iqaluit company….
An Edible Road Trip Visits Nunavut
Inspiration for [FEAST: An Edible Road Trip] arose when, in casually asking friends what they consider to be typically Canadian…
Iqaluit Neighbourhood Guide
When I first started coming to Iqaluit, I was somewhat surprised by the amount of neighbourhoods it included. (Perhaps I…
Parkas N°2 and 3: Homemade Dog Coats
It’s mid-August; the bugs are gone, the night is back, and summertime in Iqaluit is fading. The cooler weather means its craft season…
On the Land in Rankin Inlet (PHOTOS)
Readers of the blog may be aware that I recently travelled to Rankin Inlet. What you may not know is…
The Legion: Rankin vs. Iqaluit
The Legion. Short for the Royal Canadian Legion, it is the place to be for party people in Rankin Inlet and…
Rankin Inlet: Eat, Sleep, Do
This is our guide to visiting Rankin Inlet, part of our series of crowd-sourced Nunavut community travel guides. If you…