By Michael Ganley One day, Lynn Feasey got a call from the Great Northern Arts Festival in Inuvik.

By Hélèna Katz Sometimes it’s hard to be taken seriously when you’re as wild and mysterious as the North.

By Adam K. Johnson Territories spend millions at Vancouver 2010

By Jason Prno -- Traditional knowledge studies have long been a regular part of environmental assessments for mining projects in the North and across the country.

By Hélèna Katz -- Every year, travellers pump more than $325-million into the economies of the three territories, creating jobs and business.

By Graham Chandler -- Twenty-five years ago this summer, the MS Explorer launched the cruise-ship industry in Arctic Canada

By Adam K. Johnson -- It’s another busy day for Ragnar Wesstrom, owner-operator of Enodah Wilderness Travel and Trout Rock Lodge

By Katharine Sandiford -- Whitehorse’s Northern Vision Development is snapping up properties at a remarkable rate.

by Jason Unrau -- With his novel, The Lesser Blessed, poised to hit the silver screen, Richard Van Camp desperately wants it filmed in the NWT.

By Michael Ganley -- Open spaces brushed by the aurora at night, untamed wilderness and authentic cultures: great nature has long been used to define the North.