While the World Health Organization (WHO) this week urged people to limit their intake of so-called free sugars to less than five per cent of their diet, most Canadians eat at least double that. The average Canadian consumes 26 teaspoons…»
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Ring of Fire and First Nations negotiations
The Prospectors and Devlopers Association of Canada just wrapped up their annual convention this week in Toronto, and the so-called Ring of Fire in north-western Ontario was a major topic of discussion. The area got its name from the estimated…»
Animals, Environment, Indigenous, International, Science and Technology
What acoustics can tell us about whales in the Arctic
Eye on the Arctic brings you stories and newsmakers from across the North A new study suggests that certain species of sub-Arctic whales are increasingly making their way through the Bering Strait towards Arctic waters, raising questions about what may be…»
Environment, International, Military, Science and Technology
Canadian led effort to deal with toxic munitions dumped in the world’s oceans
For many decades, the world’s governments and militaries have been using the oceans as a dumping ground for old munitions and chemical weapons. Canadian Terrence Long has long campaigned to get the world to be aware of the issue and…»
Economy, International, Science and Technology
Bitcoin: more setbacks with hacking of Canadian exchange
Yet more bad news for fans of virtual currency and bitcoin especially. Flexcoin, an Alberta-based bitcoin exchange announced on Tuesday it was shutting down following a hacking and theft of its reserve of the virtual money. A thief or thieves…»
Environment, International, Science and Technology
Study suggests CO2 may have already changed Antarctic climate and ocean currents
A new study suggests that an enormous opening in the sea ice that surrounds Antarctica in winter was nature’s way of releasing heat from the deep southern ocean. “Was”, because the opening or “polynya” seen in early satellite images of…»
Health, Science and Technology
Brain training and exercise together better?
We know that physical exercise is good for the brain and that mental exercise is good too, but some Canadian scientists are researching whether doing them in quick succession is even better. As Canadians get older many choose to exercise…»
Economy, Education, Indigenous, Science and Technology, Society, Work & Labour
New strategy to increase Inuit workforce in Quebec mines
Eye on the Arctic brings you stories and newsmakers from across the North Mining has become an increasing important part of the economy in Nunavik, the Inuit self-governing region of northern Quebec. But the local Inuit population is still under-represented…»
Economy, Environment, International, Politics, Science and Technology
Update: Negotiations on commercial fishing in Arctic waters
Previously many vast areas of the Arctic seas were permanently covered with ice, but with global warming more and more areas are becoming ice free in summer. This makes these international waters accessible to commercial fishing. Predictions now are that…»
Environment, International, Science and Technology
Radioactive water from Japan tracked in Canada
A Canadian scientist says radioactive water from the destroyed Fukashima nuclear plant in Japan is being tracked to help determine currents in the Pacific. The tsunami that wrecked the Japanese plant happened in March 2011, and by June scientists began…»
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