The state of the economies in Canada's northern territories: Yukon, NWT and Nunavut.  How Yellowknife earned its reputation as the Aurora Capital of the World. Nunavut women entrepreneurs are profiled and the potential for wind energy in the northern regions is rated. 

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The Klondike was a Gamble, too. Why start a Junior Mining Company.  Dawson City,  Annabelles Noodle House. Nunavut Brewing Co.

Interviews with northern premiers, Sandy Silver, Carolyn Cochrane and P.J. Akeeagok. Rare earth mine Nechalacho progresses. Gaeleen MacPherson - vice president human resources, Diavik Diamond Mines. The State of the Northern Economies. Astronomy North.

The mining issue: The future of northern diamonds, Fireweed Metals lead, zinc project, renewable energy, Cannabis growers in Yukon, mine cleaup today, prospectors.

Price shock hits the North,  a new California style retail operation in Iqaluit, uranium in the balance, and how northern business is blazing trails in the world of ESG.

Renewables in focus. Where are the workers? Northern real estate and Sabina's Goose deposit.

The three premiers report on the northern economy, Solar power in the Yukon and the latest on gold and diamonds.

The annual mining issue includes Northern Miner of the Year Agnico Eagle and Yukon success story Alexco Resource. There's more: green ideas for gold mining, bannock in a bag, and how to write an emergency plan by a northern expert.

Up Here Business tackles manufacturing, and takes a look at the difficulties faced by Baffinland.  Former Premier Don Morin takes on a new role as head of a new business, Morin's Fisheries - to challenge the powers that be on Great Slave Lake.

The Canadian North's knowledge economy, pet dogs as an economic engine,  sustainable mining, and the outlook for Western Copper and Gold in Yukon. Plus the 2021 money guide to business grants and contributions available in the North.

The state of the economy for the Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Interviews with the Premiers. An annual roundup of northern progress. Plus holding a director's meeting in a pandemic, and profiles of northern businesses and entrepreneurs.

This is our annual state of the economy report in Canada's three northern territories. We also have our eye on the potential for  gold and rare earth mining. Indigenous organizations are consolidating business and employment across the North. And finally, there's a steep road ahead for the NWT's new minister of Industry, Tourism and Investment, and Infrastructure, but Katrina Nokleby, a professional engineer, is ready to tackle the challenges.

The future for northern diamonds, mining cleanup - the new industry, profiles of northern entrepreneurs and Chris Avery, CEO of newly merged Canadian North Airlines.

The stamina required to start a business in the North - we track five entrepreneurial ventures across three territories. The first private pot shop in Yukon. A special section on Yellowknife economic opportunities - who knew we could grow our own veggies?  And Yellowknife's TerraX gold project revives a historic gold play.

The northern infrastructure issue:  What's required in Canada's three territories? We take a close look at Inuvik, where it is, where it came from and the potential for an international satellite tracking centre. The West Baffin Eskimo Co-op turns 60 in 2019. Winnipeg's links to the Kivalliq region of Nunavut, and who runs Nunavut airports. And plenty of other stories of interest to entrepreneurs.

Mining in Canada's North - What's Next?  We look at the declining numbers of prospectors, measure the value of mid-size mines, and run the numbers on NWT devolution. Our cover story is a profile of John McConnell, CEO of the Yukon's Victoria Gold, a man who is about to open his second mine in just ten years.

How to diversify the economy in Canada's north * Bitcoin and the CRA * The case for renewable energy sources * Profile of Bev Gray - she's built an international brand from the Yukon

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