Culture

From the April/May issue of EDGEYK: Dan Wong gives some expert advice on how to execute an epic, do-it-yourself wilderness canoe trip down the Coppermine River

From the April/May issue of EDGEYK: Is Yellowknife really the place where vegetarianism dies? EDGE YK food writer Amy Lam explains the politics and the passion behind what she chooses to eat

From the April/May issue of EDGEYK: Jess Dunkin Goes on an Adventure in Eating Discounted Food

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From the February/March issue of EDGEYK: 

From the February/March issue of EDGE magazine: recipe and photos by Amy Lam

From the February/March Issue of EDGEYK: 

The second installment of the Yellowknife artist’s graphic reports on her circumpolar adventure

Anthony Foliot, aka the Snow King, muses on the changing of the guard

Aging, ailing parents, long distances, and hard choices. It’s an emotionally grueling equation many Yellowknifers must try to solve. Joanne Stassen ponders the grief and the guilt that arise.

The first installment of the Yellowknife artist’s graphic reports on her circumpolar adventure

EDGE presents Artless Collective’s video capturing the last moments of the Robertson Headframe, and Terry Woolf’s poem on what it used to stand for

Clever and quick to multiply, coyotes are settling back into life in Yellowknife. But are they too close for comfort?

Exciting news for fans of traditional Filipino food at the Mantle, and a visit to the city’s new steakhouse

Talking with the battle-hardened crew behind The Sun at Midnight, a new made-in-the-North film that opens next week