This article presents the results of a visual arts action research project conducted with Yukon Francophone women who left their places of origin to settle in the Yukon. This multi-case study used art-making and narrative to provide a better understanding of the identity of Yukon Francophone women marked by this northern migration. The artistic research intervention, in the form of eight creative workshops, took place in the fall of 2015 in the city of Whitehorse, home to the Yukon’s largest concentration of Francophones. Participants created visual art in an environment conducive to sharing, reflection, and the transmission of their stories. Above all, the project allowed participants to immerse themselves in their migration narratives, from their places of origin to the Yukon.