NWT faces wildfires galore, while Northern athletes win big in Halifax. All in this week's Up Here newsletter. - mailchi.mp/0391bd64ddd4/f…

A dwindling number of paddlers come to visit the almost forgotten rivers of the tundra. But maybe there are some places we should choose to appreciate from a distance. buff.ly/3Y7XZEQ

Photographer @jonathangillinghamphotography captured this great image while rafting through Keele River in #nwt #wildlifewednesdays

It's #TBT so let's take a look at 2020's runner up for the Sally Manning Award for Indigenous Creative Non-Fiction: "My Northern Healing." buff.ly/34m7YMG

On a long paddling sojourn from Yellowknife to the East Arm, birding became a surprising and pleasant distraction. buff.ly/3Q41nOW

Have the pockets of your Canadian North seats been feeling empty without us lately? Well, good news because we are coming back! As of this fall, Up Here Magazine returns as Canadian North's inflight entertainment, so make sure to grab a copy from the seat back next time you fly.

buff.ly/46Z3ObB There are endless fishing opportunities in the East Arm, but outfitters know conservation must be top of mind in order to keep it that way.

No matter how many times you visit the East Arm, there’s always something new to discover. buff.ly/3KapyaC

In parts of the North, food insecurity is a national health crisis and finding solutions has been a slow process. Northerners are filling in the gaps, but they can’t do it alone. buff.ly/3rcm1lZ

Up Here Publishing is looking for an advertising sales rep. Media sales experience an asset, but we can train. The position is located in Yellowknife. Questions and resumes can be sent to Advertising Sales Manager, [email protected].

Happy fall! The best autumn mornings are spent filling the freezer one grouse at a time, Anna Tupakka writes. buff.ly/44OKlYV

Aiviq: The Guy Who Looks Like A Walrus. buff.ly/3EGVAYM

Can roads up here be built better? We did a deep dive to find out. buff.ly/3Zhb7b7

You hear them before you see them, sonorous bugling, rattling cries echoing over the summer tundra. buff.ly/48etGAP

How one woman has walked, skied and dogsledded across the Arctic. buff.ly/4345PBP

It is 7:47 am on October 1 and the sun is just starting to peek over the horizon onto the Tartan Rapids. As the light begins to glint off of the water, you can see there are two lines of people at the top of the rapids, waiting for a fickle fish. buff.ly/3V3NNxu

buff.ly/4c2GPyP The fascination for Canada’s far North keeps visitors coming back for new and unusual experiences in all three of our very different territories. Here's our selection of world class experiences, hidden gems or nature in action.

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