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Caledon artist Cory Trepanier finishes off decade long 'Into the Arctic' expedition By Danielle Marr For Cory Trepanier, ‘true north strong and free’ is a statement that he has lived and breathed for the past decade, planning and executing journeys to the...

It’s the morning of Aug 18th. Seven weeks of criss-crossing the Canadian Arctic finds me camped on the shore of Radstock Bay, Devon Island. Beside me is the stoic Caswell Tower, reminding me of Devils Tower in the film Close...

My eyes bulge as I peer through the slightly distorted window of the plane. A flight filled with dramatic landscapes is coming to an end in the community of Arctic Bay in Baffin Island’s northwest corner, where incredible 600 foot...

Lonely Planet India Magazine article from the August 2015 issue in GLOBETROTTER: Anything to Declare? section: "I WANT TO REIGNITE WONDER AND AWE" Going back to nature can bring peace, says Cory Trepanier From an interview with Cory Trépanier The Canadian North has always...

I’m on the water at last! But we’re not heading south to Ukkusiksalik National Park as the ice is still blocking our way. Instead, we are heading west from Naujaat toward North Pole River. There, with David leading the way,...

Ice conditions are still holding tough - way too much out there to go into the park and no change in the immediate future. This is an unusual amount of ice for this time of year. Only now are locals...

The wind is stiff as I board the plane at Rankin airport eager to get to Naujaat, a step closer to Ukkusiksalik National Park. We’ve been planning a 9 day trip there with parks staff for months, but due to...