Diamond mine to open in Arctic Canada in 2016
The Gahcho Kué diamond mine in Canada’s Northwest Territories is more than 80 percent complete and on track to begin production
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Author: Levon Sevunts, Radio Canada International
187.7 carat diamond unearthed in Canada’s North
The largest diamond ever found in Canada made its international debut at an exclusive preview at Kensington Palace in London
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Canadian caribou herd rebounds but future uncertain
Canada’s smallest caribou finally got some good news last week. After seeing its population decline by almost 80 per cent,
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U.K. fashion label apologizes for copied Inuit design
The U.K.-based fashion label KTZ has apologized to a Canadian Inuit woman for using without permission a sacred Inuit design
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Calls for protection of Canada’s Lancaster Sound
An environmental group has partnered with Inuit artists to produce a short film it hopes will draw attention to the
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Arctic nations sign coast guard agreement
Representatives of all eight circumpolar nations signed a historic deal on Friday committing their coast guards to cooperate and coordinate
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Arctic nations to sign ‘historic’ coast guard agreement
Experts from all eight Arctic nations are gathering in the United States on Wednesday to sign a historic deal for
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What happens after the diamond mines close?
When you look at aerial photographs of the Ekati and Diavik diamond mines in the Northwest Territories, the first thing
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Dene Hand Games: more than just a slight of hand
Forty teams from the Northwest Territories, the Yukon and northern Alberta converged on Behchoko, NWT, on March 16, 17 and
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Driving on the ice road in Canada’s Northwest Territories
Take a short drive with Eye on the Arctic producer Levon Sevunts as he ventures on the 400-kilometer-long ice road
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Pictures from Canada’s northernmost shooting range
Pictures from Canada’s northernmost shooting range
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Inuit Seal Hunt
Seal is one of the most important species for the Inuit.
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Canadian Rangers – The Watchers
Part traditional Inuit knowledge, part modern military technique, the Canadian Rangers are increasingly relied upon by the Canadian government to
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Seal Ban: The Inuit Impact
The EU ban on seal products has profoundly affected Canada’s Inuit community. Despite the fact that the Inuit are exempt
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Living off the grid
France Benoit and Doug Ritchie have named their house ‘Le Refuge’ – The Refuge. It’s located on Madeleine Lake, about
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