Jay Legere
Jay Legere is a social media presenter in Yellowknife, N.W.T.
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Extreme cold is 'freedom' for this Inuk hunter
The colder, the better for this Inuk hunter who lives for frozen cheeks and blizzards.
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Kristian Binder's love for the North is on full display in his photography
Kristian Binder is one heck of a photographer, who consistently produces eye popping images of the N.W.T.s Beaufort Delta region.
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Dene woman makes earrings like you've never seen before
Inspired by the natural world around here, Vashti Etzel made these Gule det’ele earrings with caribou tufting and beads.
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Arctic Sewing Room
Inuk woman embraces the fluffy stuff found under muskox fur
Emily Karetak-Tagoona has been sewing for over 40 years. Now she's grabbing hold of a new material that is hidden deep below muskox fur.
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Arctic Sewing Room
These traditional handmade dancing boots are incredible
Joyce Roberts has been sewing since she was a child. Now she's a master of her craft, and these boots are proof.
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This Yukon family is living in a yurt in the woods, and they love it
This Yukon family is living the dream in a traditional Mongolian yurt that has no electricity, windows or running water.
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Arctic Sewing Room
Alaskan woman makes her first parka and her little boy loves it
Crystal Alstrom, an Alaskan Yupik Eskimo, makes a parka for her little boy. It's her very first parka, and the results are amazing.
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Arctic Sewing Room
Hannah's hats: Inuk woman's passion for making nasatuinnak is in her blood
Nunaviks' Hannah Gordon loves making traditional hats known as nasatuinnak. She makes them for her friends and family and sends them to people all over the world. It's a lifelong passion handed down by her mother and grandmother.
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The Arctic Kitchen
Klik bait: This Dene woman's bannock pops are delicious
Klik bannock pops are served in the Arctic Kitchen
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The Arctic Kitchen
Inuvialuit woman makes Indigenous footwear that you can eat
Delicious traditional shoes are served in the Arctic Kitchen.
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