Complete darkness for four months, freezing temperatures all year round and no trees; welcome to North America's northernmost community. Grise Fiord in Canada is located just 960 miles from the North ...

It is all just a little too perfect. The first day of my two-day kayaking trip on the Saguenay River, a tributary of the St. Lawrence, is the stuff of paddlers' dreams. The water is smooth, dark, and ...

For the 130 people who live in Grise Fiord, Nunavut — Canada's most northern community — power outages were an almost-daily occurrence. A 57-year-old generator was the hamlet's only energy source, and ...

I felt humbled," a guide leading the Arctic tour told Newsweek, as "they walk by as if you are just an object out on the land ...

Canada's most northerly community has a new monument that pays tribute to Inuit who were relocated there by the federal government in the 1950s. The stone monument by local carver Looty Pijamini was ...

In a way Grise Fiord, the village in the Canadian Arctic where I am living for a month, is like a small rural community in Ireland. You can walk the length of it in five minutes. On my second morning ...

Nunavut RCMP have confirmed officers are searching for a University of Alberta professor who is believed to have died while working in the field in the High Arctic community of Grise Fiord. Maya ...

Right now the rest of Canada is moaning about out-of-stock Christmas gifts, shipping delays and higher pricetags. Yet there’s a part of the country where these problems are a frustrating fact of life ...

Three kayakers camping in southeast Alaska, near where it borders with B.C., awoke Sunday to the roaring swoosh of water outside their tent. A freak tsunami triggered by a huge landslide — big enough ...

An unstable mountain slope in Alaska has the potential to suddenly collapse at some point in the next two decades, resulting in a rapid landslide and huge tsunami, a group of scientists has warned.