IN THIS EMAIL:

• Neskantaga First Nation has been under a boil water advisory for 30 years. What will it take for the community to trust the taps? 

• Learn about the new underwater docuseries by filmmaker Len Morissette, who takes viewers into a confluence between worlds 

• Read an excerpt from Under the White Gaze by journalist Christopher Cheung, who investigates the state of race in modern-day Canadian media

• Ready for your next adventure? Discover more about Blachford Lake Lodge and the incredible trips being offered in Canada's rugged northern wilderness.   

Thirty years of Neskantaga First Nation's boil water advisory 

The trauma of an entire generation without access to safe drinking water has left its mark

By Brandi Morin with photography by Sara Hylton

“We are all connected by water. We live under the same sky.”

Filmmaker Len Morissette on the new underwater docuseries taking viewers into a confluence between worlds

By Katie Kaia’ton:ni Doreen

Addressing the state of race in modern-day Canadian media 

Journalist Christopher Cheung wants newsrooms to change how they cover stories

By Christopher Cheung

Featured partner: Blachford Lake Lodge

Since 1981, Blachford Lake Lodge has been operating in the rugged wilderness of Canada’s North. Perched on a rock knoll overlooking Blachford Lake, this serene getaway is only a half-hour bush plane from Yellowknife, N.W.T. and is the ideal place for aurora viewing and wildlife watching. Summer activities include fishing, SUP boarding, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, and more. In the winter, guests can experience ice skating, igloo building, kick sledding and other snow-related activities. In 2011, Blachford Lake Lodge was pleased to host the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as part of the 2011 Royal visit to Canada.