Part 2 of our interview with Hugh Feagan - In this episode, Hugh discusses his experiences with residential schools in the North, forming lasting friendships with the people he policed, the important role of Special Constables, dog team patrols and much more.

Part 2 of our interview with Hugh Feagan - In this episode, Hugh discusses his experiences with residential schools in the North, forming lasting friendships with the people he policed, the important role of Special Constables, dog team patrols and much more.

Part 2 of our interview with Hugh Feagan - In this episode, Hugh discusses his experiences with residential schools in the North, forming lasting friendships with the people he policed, the important role of Special Constables, dog team patrols and much more.&nbsp;

Policing in the Arctic - The Early Days of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police - Pt. 2

Arctic Canada and the Culture Cure is a podcast all about the Canadian Arctic, the land, the people, the culture and what it can teach the rest of the world. Canada's Arctic continues to hold the world spellbound. Twenty-four hours of darkness in winter, to twenty-four hours of daylight in summer, temperatures as extreme as -84 F, walrus, muskox, polar bear, narwhal, and indigenous peoples, rich in culture and tradition that have survived the test of time. Through interviews with prominent community members, elders, hunters, politicians, artists, musicians and sports figures, we will explore tradition, retention and revitalization of culture, colonialism, residential school, climate change, and much more.Production and technical support provided by Shushiela Appavoo.

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Policing in the Arctic - The Early Days of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police - Pt. 2

Policing in the Arctic - The Early Days of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police - Pt. 2