Soon the group of about 10 Inuit men and women began packing up and getting ready to set out for Qaanaaq, 60 miles north. In three days, it would be walrus season. previous coverage ...

Like other Inuit, he learned to hunt seals and fish from his father and other men. They would skim over the sea ice, first on dog sleds and then, by the time Holwell started accompanying them, on ...

Looking at Inuit myths through modern eyes, McDermott, who has carefully annotated this volume, writes that one finds that while “they are entertaining and give the reader a glimpse into the ...

Kilautiup Songuninga has been gathering songs and stories to revive the age-old tradition of Inuit drum dance. Although the ...

Birds, too, have a sacred place in Inuit culture, since their arrival in the North in spring brings warmer days, melting the ice. Canada Goose has now acquired 40 pieces of Teevee’s work.

MEN'S HEALTH: How did you get started in the Inuit Games? KYLE WORL: It goes back to my dad, Rod Worl, who was an athlete in Arctic Sports [also known as Indigenous Games or Inuit Games] in the ...

The Inuit people of the island use them to hunt for food. And today, ... There are two men sawing part of a kayak frame as we start talking to 18-year-old Kaluk Jensen Poulsen.

But it also includes a revival of one of the most important aspects of the island’s Inuit legacy: the kayak. 1 of 12 Racers glide through the water moments after the start of the men's long ...

Canada’s mission to secure the Arctic means relying more heavily on the Inuit, the only people who have lived in ... Jack Kabvitok, 83, right, a retired Inuit ranger, teaching local men how ...

The sea ice is everything to the people who live in Nain. The tiny town on the Labrador coast is on the frontline of climate change. As the sea ice melts, the Inuit are racing to adapt.