Yesterday Was an Awesome Day in Iqaluit
Saturday, July 25th was an awesome day in Iqaluit. It was one of those days when people in town think…
Tag Archives: sustainability
Tundra Take-Back 2015: Crowdsourcing for Cleaner Communities
Let’s call a spade a spade: Nunavut doesn’t have the best record of waste management. From under-the-radar litter to a headline-achieving dumpcano, the territory faces…
Our 14 Most Read Blog Posts of 2014
Happy New Year’s Eve! Would you believe that 2014 brought you 88 blog posts from Finding True North? From local events…
IqaluEAT: Iqaluit’s Fresh Food Market
On August 30th, 2014, Iqalummiut flocked to the Francophone Centre to take part in a farmer’s market organized by a…
Iqaluit Dump Fire Update: Q&A with the Fire Fighters
Header photo by Mark Aspland. ICYMI, the Iqaluit dump fire is in the process of being extinguished! You heard that…
Composting in Iqaluit: Our Firsthand Account of a Dirty Job
Meet Jim Little. Jim makes his own kombucha and smokes his own char (and generously shared both with us)….
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…