Kayaks are an intrinsic feature of Inuit culture, used for hunting, fishing, travel, and recreation, employed by generations of indigenous people across the Arctic, from Alaska to Greenland and ...

Maligiaq Padilla, perhaps the greatest sea kayaker in the world, is being dragged sideways through the icebergs by a surrogate walrus. A harpoon line is wrapped beneath his kayak and over the bow and ...

A woman who won a $1 million global teaching prize for her work in an Inuit community in Northern Quebec is back home Nova Scotia, developing a program aimed at re-introducing kayaking into Inuit ...

The Inuit inhabit northern locations, ranging from Alaska to Greenland. The lives of these communities vary, but all have a central focus around hunting. Inuit depend on it for survival because the ...

From left, Grade 8 student Denzel Dicker, kayak-building instructor Noah Nochasak, principal Kent Chaulk, student Peyton Dicker and student Michael Earle work on a kayak. The students work in five ...

Cloaked in sealskin suits, a flock of kayakers cuts across a steely expanse of frigid water. A close observer might catch signs of modernity in the vessels’ construction and the kayakers’ attire, but ...

Armed with just a kayak and a self-built microplastic filter, Kristian Louis Jensen has spent the last decade paddling through the most "pristine places" on our planet. During his Master's degree in ...

Pupils at an independent school in Cardiff have built and launched a traditional Inuit kayak. The year eight woodworking class at the Steiner School in Llandaff North used only wood, rope and canvas.

OTTAWA — An Inuvialuit kayak more than a century old was unveiled Tuesday at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Que., along with a handful of other priceless Inuit items returned to Canada ...