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North of 60 1992

“One town, two worlds... and the only bridge is trust.”

★ 5.9/10 Drama 6 seasons · 95 eps Ended
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What is North of 60?

North of 60 is a television series first released in 1992. Catalogued under Drama.

Type
TV series
Year
1992
Status
Ended
Episodes
95
Runtime
60 minutes
First aired
Dec 3, 1992
Networks
CBC Television
Genres
Drama
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North of 60 is a television series first released in 1992. Catalogued under Drama. Status: Ended. A full overview for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.

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Should you watch it?

“A Canadian drama about life in a remote Indigenous town confronting modern challenges.”

Reasons to watch
  • Authentic depiction of a northern Indigenous community
  • Explores pressing social issues like poverty and alcoholism
  • Ensemble cast includes both Dene and non‑native characters
Keep in mind
  • Mature themes warrant an 18+ rating
  • Storylines focus heavily on serious social conflict

Watch it if you’re drawn to character‑driven stories about Indigenous life in the Canadian North.

The series includes mature content such as alcoholism and cultural conflict, making it appropriate for adult audiences.

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Episode guide

Season 1 · 16 episodes
Season 2 · 16 episodes
Season 3 · 16 episodes
Season 4 · 16 episodes
Season 5 · 13 episodes

Frequently asked questions

When did North of 60 first air?

It premiered on CBC Television in 1992.

Where is the series set?

In the fictional community of Lynx River, a primarily Native‑run town in the Dehcho Region of the Northwest Territories.

What cultures are represented in the show?

Most characters are Dene, with several non‑native roles such as a restaurant owner, band manager, nurse, and the town’s RCMP officer.

What themes does the series explore?

It addresses Native poverty, alcoholism, cultural preservation, and related conflicts.

What is the series’ rating?

It is rated 18+, indicating mature content.