Welcome to Rigolet, Labrador
a tiny northern community that’s using tourism to protect and celebrate its traditional culture while providing visitors with authentic Indigenous experiences.

Inuit Nunangat is the four homelands of the Inuit stretching across the Canadian Arctic and Subarctic and comprises over one-third of the country’s landmass. Nunatsiavut, located in northern Labrador, is the only Inuit homeland in Atlantic Canada. There, the community of Rigolet is the southernmost Inuit community in the world. While this picturesque coastal town is challenged at times to bring visitors in, the 300 people who live here are working hard to ensure that those who make the journey won’t soon forget the experience.
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The call of the wildness
Part cookbook, part coffee table tome, part ode to Newfoundland and Labrador, Wildness is a journey through the bounty of the province’s wild game and culinary history. Released May 29, this is the debut cookbook for Jeremy Charles—chef and owner of Raymond’s in St. John’s which has become one of Canada’s most notable restaurants—and is a reflection of his life’s work putting Newfoundland cuisine on the world stage. The foreword by Zita Cobb sets up this tantalizing treatise, which is not divided into appetizers, mains or side dishes, but highlights Newfoundland with self-explanatory chapters entitled ‘cod,’ ‘small game,’ and ‘farm animals.’...
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