Author: Heather Exner-Pirot

  Last week, the federal government announced that it will be cutting its funding to the University of the Arctic

Some northerners have argued that their communities should have the same level of government services as southerners – no more

Last week, the Kingdom of Denmark (Denmark, Greenland and the Faroe Islands) released its Strategy for the Arctic.  This marks

There are many remarkable things about the Arctic: its unique environment, wildlife, inhabitants and culture.  Lesser known is the remarkable

Last month, the education ministers of the three territories signed an MoU expressing their commitment to explore joint strategies for university

Last week, I asked if Arctic policy was in a funk.  I got my answer with the very encouraging Nuuk

The Aspen Institute recently launched a report on Arctic Climate Change.  Among the usual suspects involved were Sheila Watt-Cloutier and

  In 1999, the Chinese sailed, during their first Arctic voyage, into Tuktoyaktuk, NWT, after encountering difficulties navigating through heavy

  Some people think that the scholarly community self-censors when it comes to evaluating and analyzing indigenous policies and governance.

  An important part of the narrative surrounding the Arctic involves the expected increase in shipping as polar ice melts

  Global warming and a commodities boom have resulted, in the past several years, to a lot of attention being

  The Globe & Mail headlined Tuesday’s edition with the results of a new poll on public opinions on Arctic