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As shipping patterns change, one town plans to join the emerging supply chain. “Meet the North,” a series that ventures into the lives of some of the 4 million people who call the Arctic home, explores an industrial future in a quiet corner of Iceland.
Most tourists never make it to Raufarhöfn, Iceland, but one man wants to change that. ‘Meet the North,’ a series that ventures into the lives of some of the 4 million people who call the Arctic home, discovers one vision of the future on the road less traveled.
A posting to Jan Mayen island in the North Atlantic is a dream come true for some. “Meet the North,” a series that ventures into the lives of some of the 4 million people who call the Arctic home, learns about love and isolation in a community of 18 souls.
Nunavut’s language experts looked to the past to invent new words for the digital age. “Meet the North,” a series that ventures into the lives of some of the 4 million people who call the Arctic home, learns how a language stays strong in the Facebook era.
A chance meeting at a cafe in Iqaluit leads to a tour of an artist’s studio. “Meet the North,” a series that ventures into the lives of some of the 4 million people who call the Arctic home, gets to know Mathew Nuqingaq.
At a dairy farm on the coast, a glass of fresh milk takes on new meaning. “Meet the North,” a series that ventures into the lives of some of the 4 million people who call the Arctic home, learns about farming in a country now dominated by tourism.
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