Category Archives: Nunavut

Ah Nunavut. Many Canadians know little about the territory beyond “it’s cold” and “there’s a lot of ice”.  But I lived and worked in Nunavut as a wilderness guide and have returned as a tourist since then. Nunavut has so much to offer and it’s more accessible than travelers believe. Find inspiration in the Nunavut blog posts listed below.

Snowmobiling in Iqaluit
Snowmobiling over Arctic Ocean & Frozen Tundra in Nunavut

I struggled to grip the handle bars with my oversize gloves. When I did manage... Read More →

Portrait between the icebergs in Nunavut
15 Interesting Facts About Nunavut – Canada’s Quirkiest Territory

If you haven’t heard of Nunavut, you’re not alone. Many Canadians forget about the territory... Read More →

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Snowmobiling in Iqaluit Nunavut
The Honest Reason Why No One Visits Nunavut

Hi everyone! If you’ve known me for more than five minutes, you’ll have inevitably heard... Read More →

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Iqaluit Nunavut Yurt Fest Wicker Dog
How a Flaming Wooden Dog gave me a Social Life in the Arctic

And then they splashed fuel all over the large wooden structure, built to resemble what was called "The Wicker... Read More →

Plane flying
5 Reasons to Travel to Nunavut, Canada’s Most Underrated Territory

Close your eyes and imagine Canada's great north, just bursting with unspoiled wilderness and untapped... Read More →

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