Today, North of North returns for Season 2, making its global premiere on Netflix and inviting audiences around the world to discover more of Nunavut’s breathtaking Arctic landscapes and close-knit communities. And this season, things even take a little detour to Toronto. With this update on the Netflix in Your Neighbourhood and Netflix chez vous websites, fans can now discover the latest filming locations behind their favourite North of North scenes.
As winter closes in on Ice Cove in Season 2, young Inuk mother Siaja (Anna Lambe) is still making bold decisions and even bolder mistakes in her effort to level up her life and prove she’s ready to take charge.
The season takes us back to Iqaluit, Apex and new territory with the Qikiqtaaluk Region, alongside select scenes filmed in Toronto. From sweeping tundra landscapes to community gathering spaces and local businesses, Season 2 offers another glimpse into the real places that bring the fictional community of Ice Cove to life.
In Iqaluit, viewers may recognize the Unikkaarvik Visitor Centre, which returns as the Community Centre where Siaja works, and the Yellow Submarine, an inactive terminal at the local airport which takes on several roles throughout the season, including a health centre, jail and airport. The city’s dramatic natural surroundings in the Qikiqtaaluk Region are also featured prominently, with Sylvia Grinnell Territorial Park providing the backdrop for snowmobile rides and a game of hide-and-seek. Over in Apex, Rotary Club Day Park becomes the site of Alistair’s new cabin, while the Abe Okpik Community Hall returns as the Elders Hall. And in Toronto, the DoubleTree by Hilton Toronto Downtown and The Vatican Gift Shop appear in Episode 6, as Siaja ventures beyond Ice Cove for a night out.
Q&Eh interview with North of North stars Anna Lambe and Maika Harper here.
Find these locations and more in the latest update on the Netflix in Your Neighbourhood and Netflix chez vous websites, where fans can explore the communities, landmarks and local businesses behind their favourite Netflix films and series.
North of North Season 2 is now streaming globally on Netflix.
| MORE ABOUT NORTH OF NORTH As winter closes in on Ice Cove, young Inuk mother Siaja (Anna Lambe) is still making bold decisions and even bolder mistakes in her effort to level up her life. The hardest part? Proving to her tight-knit Arctic community and herself, that she’s ready to take charge. PRODUCTION COMPANIES: Red Marrow Media and Northwood Entertainment CREATORS/EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Stacey Aglok MacDonald (Qanurli, The Grizzlies) and Alethea Arnaquq-Baril (Angry Inuk, The Grizzlies) for Red Marrow Media EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Miranda de Pencier (Anne with an E, Beginners, The Grizzlies) for Northwood Entertainment ADDITIONAL EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Mike Goldbach (Fleishman Is In Trouble, Heated Rivalry), Garry Campbell (The Kids in the Hall, Less Than Kind), Jessie Gabe (Workin’ Moms, One More Time), and Robin Gurney (Twin Peaks, Kidding) CAST: Anna Lambe (Siaja), Maika Harper (Neevee), Braeden Clarke (Kuuk), Jay Ryan (Alistair), Mary Lynn Rajskub (Helen), Zorga Qaunaq (Millie), Bailey Poching (Colin), Nutaaq Simmonds (Elisapee), and Keira Cooper (Bun) DIRECTORS: Yael Staav (205, 206), Zoe Leigh Hopkins (201,202,207), Lisa Jackson (204), Jason Priestly (203) DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Jackson Parrell PRODUCTION DESIGNER: Andrew Berry COSTUME DESIGNER: Alexander Reda FORMAT: 8 Episodes FILMING LOCATIONS: Iqaluit and Toronto |
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