Wildfire complex? Blacklining? Here’s what N.W.T. Fire lingo actually means
By Sarah St-Pierre Firefighters provide regular updates, but the terms they use aren’t always well-known. At the height of wildfire
Read moreBy Sarah St-Pierre Firefighters provide regular updates, but the terms they use aren’t always well-known. At the height of wildfire
Read moreBy Verity Stevenson The language used to describe Gavin McKenna’s game often comes straight from the realm of fantasy. “He’s a
Read moreBy Dez Loreen One permafrost researcher says changes at Angus Lake likely due to melting water underground. A large lake
Read moreThe Canadian shipbuilder previously bought the Helsinki Shipyard, setting its sights on expanding its capabilities for Arctic shipbuilding. Finnish company
Read moreCanada’s Governor General, Mary Simon, delivered Nunavut Day remarks on July 9, saying that the sense of community in this
Read moreIncrease in fluff related to drought-caused stress on trees, N.W.T. environment department says Floating fluff? Summer snow? Cotton balls? If
Read moreBy Samuel Wat Mary Simon says mental health requires a more holistic approach in Canada Governor General Mary Simon believes
Read moreBy Andrius Sytas and Anne Kauranen Lithuania and Finland look set to start domestic production of anti-personnel landmines next year
Read more‘It’s not going to be solved overnight. We just have to keep chipping away at it,’ says town’s mayor Despite
Read moreAs Arctic cruises become increasingly popular, a new video has just been released to help passengers stay safe during maritime
Read moreP.J. Akeeagok says he’s stepping aside to spend more time with his family Nunavut Premier P.J. Akeeagok says he will not
Read moreSweden’s reindeer are thriving because of the cooler summer temperatures this year, Swedish Radio P4 Västerbotten reports. Malå reindeer herding
Read moreBy Dez Loreen Group of 8 from New Zealand spent the last week in Tuktoyaktuk Eight Maori people from New
Read moreBy Samuel Wat Tulugaq Law describes itself as Nunavut’s only active Inuit-owned law firm Curtis Mesher knew he wanted to
Read moreNew research is challenging the ongoing debate about the Arctic’s glacial past, suggesting that the region may never have been
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