Your North: Best reader photos for the week of April 17
Signs of spring are everywhere across the North. From shorter nights and longer days, to animals — and some people — coming out of hibernation after a winter’s nap. Here’s a selection of your best reader photos from across the North.
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Moses Totalik captured this in Taloyoak, Nunavut. He says 'Nights are getting shorter, snow is getting softer. Skin is getting darker, sun is getting warmer.' (submitted by Moses Totalik)
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Signs of spring are everywhere across the North.
From shorter nights and longer days, to animals — and some people — coming out of hibernation after a winter's nap. Here's a selection of your best reader photos from across the North for the week of April 17.
Sabrina Nakoolak sent us this adorable photo. She says: 'Charlotte, age 1, enjoying the beautiful day in Coral Harbour this late afternoon. Sunshine & seal skin!' (submitted by Sabrina Nakoolak)
Check out those beautiful colours in this sunset over Fort Smith, N.W.T., sent to us by Cassandra Hepp. (submitted by Cassandra Hepp)
Teachers at Qitiqliq Middle School in Arviat, Nunavut enjoyed a cultural day building an Igloo with Grade 6-8 students at their school. (submitted by Kristy-Lise Gibbons )
The sun shines big and bright over Lutselk'e in this beautiful community shot, sent to us by Gerome Basil. Thanks for sharing it with us! (submitted by Gerome Basil)
A couple of bull moose (one sporting new nubs) on the north Klondike Highway. (submitted by Andrea Magee )
Ever wonder what Bylot Island looks like from the air? A great minimalist shot from Calvin Tilley. (submitted by Calvin Tilley)
