The Tragically Hip are 15-time JUNO Award winners, Canadian Music Hall of Fame inductees and one of Canada’s greatest bands ever.

In this special edition of The Northern Take, Leah Fay of July Talk, sits down with the band at their iconic Bathouse Recording Studio, located just outside of Kingston, Ontario.

Join us, as The Tragically Hip give us their take on the thrill of performing across Canada and share stories about collaborating and making music history together.

Mackenzie Hughes is a professional golfer and proud Canadian.

Born and raised in Dundas, Ontario, this Team RBC Ambassador clinched his first PGA tour win at the RSM Classic in 2016, and now ranks amongst the best in the world.

Join us, as Mackenzie gives us his take on the best courses across the country and shares his thoughts on the one experience he thinks every golfer should have!

Gord Sinclair is celebrated for being part of Canada’s band – The Tragically Hip.

Raised in Kingston, Ontario, he spent three decades sharing their sound with Canadians from coast to coast to coast.

Join us, as Gord gives us his take on why Canada is home to some of the best music in the world and shares untold stories from road with The Tragically Hip.

Paul Toussaint est célèbre pour son travail de chef au restaurant Agrikol de Montréal et maintenant au Kamúy dans le Quartier des spectacles. Né en Haïti, il met à profit sa passion pour les arts culinaires pour tisser des liens et instaurer un dialogue culturel. Joignez-vous à nous pour une aventure culinaire. Paul nous explique pourquoi Montréal peut se vanter de posséder l’une des scènes culinaires les plus dynamiques du Canada.

Justine Dufour-Lapointe est la skieuse acrobatique olympique, née à Montréal, qui a conquis le cœur des Canadiens lorsqu’elle a remporté l’or à Sotchi. Regardez Justine nous présenter avec fierté sa ville natale et nous parler de certaines de ses expériences de ski préférées d’un bout à l’autre de notre beau pays !

Jill Heinerth is an underwater explorer who has made it her life’s work to travel through submerged caves in Canada and around the world. As the first Explorer in Residence for the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, she has helped discover new species, explored Canada's Great North, and uncovered remains of ancient civilizations. Join us, as Jill takes us on an exclusive under water journey through caves, icebergs, and the deepest parts of our country, most of us have never dared to go.

Mario Rigby is a Toronto based, eco-explorer who works to address issues of diversity, inclusion and sustainability with each of his wonderous adventures. Join us, as Mario takes us on a journey through his experiences cycling across Canada, kayaking through The Great Lakes, and trekking across Africa.

Hannah Simone is a Canadian actress best known for her role as Cece on the hit show, New Girl. Born in London, she grew up traveling, living everywhere from Cyprus to Saudi Arabia. Join us, as Hannah gives us her take on the best spots to visit across our country and why she will always proudly call Canada home.

George Kourounis is a real-life storm chaser who made it his life’s work to document extreme weather conditions. As the official Explorer in Residence with the Canadian Geographical Society, George’s fascination with science and mother nature has taken him on countless awe-inspiring expeditions. Join us, as George takes us on a journey through volcanic lava, iceberg graveyards and the majestic beauty of the northern lights.

Spencer O'Brien is a two-time Olympic snowboarder whose sport has taken her across the mountain ranges of Canada and the world. Hailing from Alert Bay, B.C., she takes great pride in her beautiful community and her Indigenous heritage. Join us, as Spencer gives us an insider's perspective on what makes Canada one of the greatest ski and snowboard destinations in the world!