Why Canada's Northernmost Town Exists

Grise Fiord is Canada's northernmost town and sits in the northern region of Nunavut Canada. This is one of the northernmost towns in the world sitting well into the Arctic Circle. With 24 hour darkness in the winter and 24 hour light in the summer, I explain why this town exists and how the town is able to operate in such a cold, arctic climate.

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