Matthew Aupalok: “Greatly Loved by the Whole Community”
While I was researching in the archives of the Anglican Diocese of Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador in St. John’s a few years ago, the archivist, Peter Chalker, was kind enough to show me a photograph that was normally stored in the basement.
Kudlago — Do you see ice?
Yes, We Have No Bananas — Revisited
The return of the Resolute
Who was Kate Mackay?
The whale ship Wildfire
Inuit catechists at Blacklead Island — Part 2
Inuit catechists at Blacklead Island — Part 1
Roses for Hannah
Mikak and the Moravian Church in Labrador — Part 2
Mikak and the Moravian Church in Labrador — Part 1
Isaac Stringer, the bishop who ate his boots
One hundred years ago — The death of Minik
Father Turquetil—first Roman Catholic bishop of the Arctic
The Dundee Pond’s Bay Company
How I got kicked out of The Explorers Club
Lady Franklin and the St. Paul’s Bell
A well-travelled Inuktitut Bible
Nunamingnut uteqihut: They have come home
Minik, the New York Eskimo—A Mock Burial
Historic Maud meets modern Fram
The strange history of the igloo flag
George Comer and Nivissannaq
George Comer, the white shaman
Jacko – Sir John Franklin’s monkey
