Any of you Canadians ever visited Nunavut? Or live there?

[raccoon]

I read about a tour to Iqaluit and am kind of thinking about it.

[Swede]

1. I've never been farther north than La Ronge.

I know a few people living in Yellowknife. That is some remote sparse part of the world.

[iverglas]

2. not I!

But there was just something on CBC yesterday or today about tundra tourism, and the thrill of knowing that you're stepping on a bit of tundra or rock where no human foot has ever stepped before.

Damn, can't remember the specifics, something about a new "group of seven" artists heading north.

Hmm ... if it was this morning (sorry I can't remember, and can't find anything specifically about it at the CBC site), you might be able to see it here today:
http://www.cbc.ca/newscast.html

"Canada Now" (half hour)


edit -- just ran through that one, and that was some kinda old news; not today's. You could try last night's The National (1 hour) though, (I assume that's what's there).

[daleo]

3. Hay River NWT is my farthest point north

I would say, take the tour if you can manage the cost. The far north is fascinating.

[Crazy Canuck]

4. I'm a loser, no further than Sudbury or so...

But I would love to travel cross country someday.