FIELDWORK EPISODE ON ART AND CONSERVATION Filmmaker, photographer, and author James Sydney interviews Cory for an episode of FieldWork, his series dedicated to issues of conservation. View the segment and other episodes here....
ARCTIC BAY ADVENTURE: Cory explores Arctic Bay, a remote community in the northwest of Baffin Island, Nunavut. Here, he discovers the unique beauty and history of this picturesque region....
EXPLORING HUDSON BAY: Cory takes in the sights of Rankin Inlet and Naujaat, discovering Hudson Bay Company history at the ruins of early Arctic explorer John Rae's house from 1846....
Cory Trépanier's landscape paintings share stories of the Canadian Arctic that inspire awe and humility. By Cory Trépanier Published June 30, on the Stanford University's Millennium Alliance for Humanity and Biosphere (MAHB) website. Gripping the gunnel, I wiped the salt water spray from my eyes as a massive iceberg came into focus. I was in Canada's far north, with Inuit guides Sam and Jayko at the helm, as we slammed through whitecaps in a 24 foot cedar freighter canoe along the north coast of Baffin Island, Nunavut. The iridescent whites and blues of the ice were spectacular, but looking beyond, my jaw dropped...
BEHIND IQALUIT: Cory paints and explores the wilderness around Iqaluit for the first time, by both land and sea, with the help of Arctic Kingdom....
Cory's Into The Arctic: The Last Chapter expedition field journals were published as a series in Canadian North airline's Up Here Magazine beginning in November 2015. Here is part 7, the final chapter of the series, published in the May 2016 issue. THE FINAL PASSAGE by Cory Trépanier It's the morning of Aug 18th. Seven weeks of criss-crossing the Canadian Arctic finds me camped on the shore of Radstock Bay, Devon Island. Beside me is the stoic Caswell Tower, reminding me of Devils Tower in the film Close Encounters of the Third Kind. I am waiting. Hoping. Looking over the watery horizon into Lancaster...
