Hudson Bay Post - Churchill, Manitoba's Newspaper

Polar Bear Alley

This is a collection of northern stories - polar bear, arctic and otherwise from Churchill, Manitoba, Canada - the polar
bear capital of the world.

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Churchill Travel Guide
Hotels in Churchill, Manitoba
Travel to Churchill, Manitoba
Churchill, Manitoba Links

Polar Bear Alley Expeditions
Polar Bears of Churchill Book
Polar Bears of Churchill Facts

Weather in Churchill, Manitoba
Tide Table for Churchill 
Churchill Aurora Forecast

Polar Bear Photo Gallery
Beluga Whale Photo Gallery
Polar Bear News 
Polar Bear Attack Page

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Hudson Bay Post Archives

The Hudson Bay Post was and still sort of is 'Churchill's monthly newspaper published occasionally'. I served as the Post's owner, editor-in-chief, head writer and janitor for about two years before a series of disasters (long story) led to its 'on hold' status.

However, on the first full moon in October, the Hudson Bay Post will return as a free distribution newspaper published three times a year. Be afraid, be very afraid...

Archived articles

Born to Be Bad: Cottage Life in Churchill
How's the Weather: Climate Change & Hudson Bay
Churchill Hothouse: Boreal Gardens
10000 Polar Bears Down, 950 To Go
Goodbye Churchill Dump?

Polar Bear Alley is a real place but not this place. It is a strip of white sand beach along the coast of Hudson Bay near the former site of the Churchill garbage dump. A beautiful place for a picnic if you know how to handle a shotgun.

This version of Polar Bear Alley is created by Kelsey Eliasson in Churchill, Manitoba, Canada or more specifically at Camp Nanuq -a 'cottage suburb' twenty kilometres or fifteen miles east of Churchill. I also run a publishing house called Munck's Cafe and write a few books, including the newly released Polar Bears of Churchill, when not chasing bears of my porch.