Breaking into a remote settlement in Canada

Alert serves as Canada's military and scientific base in Nunavut, where about 55 permanent residents rotate.

According to All That Is Interesting, the town of Alert, about 800 km from the North Pole, serves as a Canadian military and scientific base in the Nunavut region. Photo of Alert in the 1980s. Photo: Royal Canadian Air Force.

Surrounded by mountains and icy valleys, the town is home to about 55 people, mostly military and civilian staff, as well as a few tourists – temporary residents. A 2016 photo of the town of Alert. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.

Many signs here indicate how far Alert is from other cities. Photo: Flickr.

Some buildings in Alert, Canada. Photo: Flickr.

Soldiers load cargo onto a plane at Alert. Photo: Royal Canadian Air Force/Facebook.

A helicopter lands at Alert during a military exercise. Photo: Canadian Armed Forces.

Firefighters in Alert. Photo: Canada Fire and EMS/Facebook.

Alert is home to both military and civilian staff, many of whom are scientists . Pictured, a scientist installs a monitoring beacon on the Ayles Ice Shelf. Photo: Canadian Armed Forces.

Warning sign at night. Photo: ATI.

Dr. Neil Trivett's Global Atmospheric Observatory. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.

Alert Observatory in 2003. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.

Sunset in Alert, Canada. Photo: Flickr.

A group camping near Alert, Canada. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) observatory in Alert. Photo: NOAA.

Snow covers the town of Alert. Photo: Flickr.

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