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Wilderness Is Shrinking—But in Northern Quebec's Tundra, It's Still Wild
December 19, 2024 // Mary Beth Skylis
“I could scream, and no one would ever hear me. The thought crossed my mind one chilly late September morning deep in the Quebecois tundra. It took three days just to get to the middle of nowhere: One flight took me from Denver to Montreal. Another took me to Kuujjuaq, an Inuit town on the northernmost part of Quebec and only accessible via aircraft and boat. »
An electric outfitter in the Far North
November 26, 2024 // William Thériault
"The Rivière aux Feuilles outfitter in Nunavik used to consume 90 barrels of diesel per fishing season for its energy needs. Last year, it made the choice to switch to green energy and is now almost entirely self-sufficient thanks to batteries and solar panels."
An extraordinary adventure
October 10, 2024 // Hello Quebec
"In the heart of the tundra, surrounded by pristine nature, an excursion into Quebec's Far North is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. In September, six journalists and tour operators had the chance to experience just that. An immersion into this world to discover the culture, the nature, and to live at the pace of the days and the local population."
In the Canadian Tundra, Wildlife Photography Tours Are Reshaping a Former Hunting Lodge
October 15, 2024 // Jenna Blumenfeld
“Louis spots the black bear first. While we'd seen other bears during my week in Northern Quebec, they'd all been on distant hills, appearing as blurry, bumbling black dots through my camera's mega-zoom lens. This time, however, the bear was almost enough for us to photograph up close and personal. Just not too close. »