Good morning, #Saskatoon! I’m back in the city after a few days in southwest Saskatchewan for Christmas. I hope all of you have had a great few days! Work has already started on January and February episodes and I know you’re going to love them…

In case you missed it 😌

Running is SO good for my health… My mental health. I’m too busy trying not to lose consciousness on the treadmill to remember why I’m sad.

I ❤️ maktaaq

Happy genitals touching day

I had the honour & privilege of chatting w Sol Mamakwa on Future Pathways Fireside Chats about the importance of representation, homelands & language. Qujannamiik, Sol. Vid: vimeo.com/920221769 “The creator creates a path for you so long as you work hard.”

Still available. I used really bright colours in this one as an experiment. Was thinking of my mom (marten is her clan) and also a little marten I saw in a tree a few weeks ago. I scared him by accident, and he ran off into the bush.

Samson Ettunga, Roger Mannilaq, Simon Tuckoo, and Ernie Tucktoo in their vintage Thrush woodpecker jackets. Photographed in Taloyoak, Nunavut in 1973. 📷 © Pamela Harris | The Darkroom Project

In this Future Pathways: Fireside Chats… Meet Inuk role model Jason Sudlovenick. Born/raised in Nunavut, Jason chats about his love for his family, time w the Cdn armed forces, passion in photography & his academic journey. Interview: vimeo.com/929979615

It’s a showdown:

I have a happy zz plant. This will be her second time blooming a beautiful flower ♥️

What the heck is a baba

Would you rather get stuck in

This is the longest duration I’ve had to involuntarily listen to taylor swift

Same school. Same grad. One allowed to decorate her cap and one not allowed to

Mad cravings for dill pickles. But I also need substance. So, I’m currently boiling eggs, and I’ll incorporate them somehow (sandwich is a obvi choice I have), but also need other ideassss

Arctic Bay, Nunavut - 1945

Arctic Bay, Nunavut -1945 Believed to be Ettuk in this photo.