Shipping industry needs to do more to lessen underwater noise in Arctic, say NGOs
As the International Maritime Organization (IMO) sub-committee meeting on ship design (SDC 8) and construction got underway this week, a
Read moreAs the International Maritime Organization (IMO) sub-committee meeting on ship design (SDC 8) and construction got underway this week, a
Read moreThe municipality of Kalix, in the far north of Sweden, is on the road to recovery after an IT attack
Read moreFinland will wake up the morning of Christmas Eve to a winter wonderland, according to a forecast from the Finnish
Read moreWhile relatively few infection cases so far involve foreign tourists, tourism operators are concerned about the impact tougher measures may
Read moreAnother community in Nunavik, the Inuit region of Arctic Quebec, has been moved down to the yellow COVID-19 alert level,
Read moreSeveral hundred charter flights are scheduled for arrival in northern Finland in December. Preliminary statistics indicate that the number of
Read moreIceland is extending its COVID-19 measures for at least two weeks, saying uncertainty around the Omicron variant requires caution until
Read moreIn an increasingly hostile political environment, Helsinki seeks to use its new presidency in the Barents Council to interact with
Read moreThe regional health board in Nunavik, the Inuit region of Arctic Quebec, reported 30 new COVID-19 cases on Monday, bringing
Read moreFrom below-normal Arctic sea ice area to negative mass balances on the Greenland and Antarctic Ice Sheets, the World Meteorological
Read moreToday voters will elect members of territorial legislature for 17 of 22 constituencies It’s election day in Nunavut, the final day
Read moreA grizzly bear attack left a person severely injured on Monday, says Environment official A person is recovering after being
Read moreThe health board in Nunavik, the Inuit region of Arctic Quebec, said on Friday its public health investigation is ongoing
Read moreCity has ordered 80,000 litres of water for its nearly 8,000 people The first shipment of potable water for Iqaluit
Read moreExemptions could apply to remote communities where travel is only possible by air The federal government is working on exemptions
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