Photograph by Edward Qaqqasiq
For nearly 5,000 years the Arctic Bay area in what is now Nunavut, Canada's newest territory, has been occupied by Inuit nomads migrating from the west. In 1872, the Arc...
Moonrise, Fort Smith, Northwest Territories, Canada
Photograph by Thomas Koidhis
In the darkness of Canada's remote, subarctic taiga, the moon rises behind the trees. The taiga, or boreal fore...
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After many 'adventures', countless sleepless nights & untold frames (from my reliable Nikon gear), I've only scratched the surface of what's around this stunning place I call home...
Mountain Portage Rapids, Wood Buffalo National Park, Alberta, Canada
Photograph by Karl Johnston
During the summer months North American White Pelicans nest in this area. I walked along th...
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While some Americans still envision Canada as a wilderness utopia with a few scattered igloos, a handful of polite hockey lovers, and millions of bears, the reality is that America'...
I was two days out of Shearwater, BC and paddling my kayak north through the maze of channels along the west coast of British Columbia and Southeast Alaska that form the famous Inside Passage. My route at this...
Aurora Borealis over the Slave River, Northwest Territories, Canada
Photograph by Karl Johnston
One night I went for a walk in the bush with some friends and we came upon the Slave River aft...
West of Hudson Bay in Canada's Arctic, an enormous triangle of roadless tundra, twice the size of Alberta or Texas, stretches north to the polar sea and forms the largest single wilderness remaining in North Am...
Snowy Stillness, Apex Mountain, Interior British Columbia, Canada
Photograph by Jessie Rhodes
During a day of backcountry skiing with my dad and husband, I paused to think about how incredibly...
The Hemloft, Whistler, British Columbia, Canada
Photograph by Erik Mauer
The Hemloft is a secret treehouse built in the backwoods of Whistler. The exact location remains a secret to this d...