What is the northernmost area of Canada that you could reliably

>>1040906
CS Alert

>>1040921
Where is that

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>>1040930
North

>>1040938
>only a few miles above the arctic circle

Pssh

>>1040944
That's above 80 degrees north. See the faint dashed line that goes through the "Charles" in Prince Charles Island? That's the Arctic Circle. It's a little bit north of 66 degrees, and it's a long-ass way south of Alert.

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>>1040906
My father used to work around the Hudson Bay. It's not that far north but the places is full or bears and wolves. Like, sometimes they had to trap bear into containers with food in order to get them off the mining site. Surely you could live in the forest but it would be already risky.

Vancouver? Honestly I doubt I would survive the winter anywhere else if I had absolutely no help/equipment.

Even the inuit tribes up in the remote regions now rely on modern intervention for food, shelter, and clothing. So basically no one way up there is 100% self reliant. Also, in Canada you get extra government money for living in the territories.

/reporting in from Edmonton.

Avoid northern Quebec and the Territories and you should be fine.

>>1040944
>Thinking that's the Arctic circle.

Kek'd audibly at your stupidity.

>>1040938
>reliably live on your own

Good luck getting enough food and stuff to keep you warm.

>>1043823
>Avoid northern Quebec and the Territories and you should be fine.

Why desu? Parts of NWT and Yukon look pretty lush.

>>1040906
Edmonton.

>>1045287

Develop your hypothesis