We are fortunate to be ambassadors in this unique community of Churchill, Manitoba...at a point in time when the world is focused on dramatic changes financially and environmentally,in particular the plight of the Polar Bear who we co-exist alongside with in our community.For those of you who have not already visited us you are invited to Capture the Spirit of the North year round at our comfortab
le B&B and/or join us for a dogsled tour independantly or alongside the many tour companies who use us as their primary source for accomodation and dogsled tours. We are very proud of the fact that we are aboriginally owned businesses and were the first dogsled kennel to publicly post our "no-cull" policy and sled dog adoption routines in our community. Our sled dogs give us the daily courage to move forward, troubleshooting the never ending challenges and embracing the abundance of opportunities that life offers. Each of our dogs has a unique personality and we work hard to find the right place for them on our team, but without a doubt Isobel The Blind Sled dog will remain forever etched in our minds. We are grateful we had the opportunity to witness her determination, courage and inspiration whether it be running in harness, romping along the shores of the Hudson Bay, or begging for dog bones! May Isobel's story, as well as ever other Northern Sled Dog's story...be a reminder to us all to never give up on the weakest member of your team, be it in our workplace, family, humanity, or simply a dogteam.