Sparse signage, subtle election chatter in Canada’s northernmost community
With less than a week to go before millions of Canadians head to the polls, there were few indications around
Read moreWith less than a week to go before millions of Canadians head to the polls, there were few indications around
Read moreDanish King Frederik X will visit Greenland, a semi-autonomous territory of Denmark, next week to meet with the new prime
Read moreSovereignty being used as excuse to divert from what Northerners need, says resident While federal party leaders have been focusing
Read moreParties focus on bases and equipment rather than fundamental issue There is an “anything you can do, I can do
Read moreAs the threat of enemy drones grows, Sweden’s Armed Forces need to find a cost-effective way of taking them down.
Read more“This decision is not likely to be appreciated by Beijing” Two stone lions outside the door to the Yellow River
Read moreBy Vanna Blacksmith Here’s what federal candidates have to say about their promises if elected to represent the Abitibi-Baie James-Nunavik-Eeyou
Read moreEnglish-language debate: Simultaneous Inuktut translation [South Baffin dialect]: Poilievre stresses Arctic defence plans as northern issues surface in election debate
Read moreWhile topics like tariffs, affordability and housing have dominated conversations about the upcoming federal election, some Yukon voters say another
Read moreFinland will keep all the checkpoints on its eastern land border with Russia closed until further notice, the Interior Ministry
Read moreBy Carla Ulrich From housing and affordability to fair taxation and global humanitarian concerns — voters in the Northwest Territories
Read moreSimultaneous translation in English: Simultaneous translation in Inuktut (Nunavik dialect): Canada’s federal party leaders clashed over Trump, taxes and trade
Read moreTwo Arctic groups are voicing support for the Kingdom of Denmark’s Arctic Council priorities as it prepares to take over
Read moreThe 186 meter long warship Marshal Ustinov is shooting artillery on targets at the Rybachii Peninsula as part of an ongoing exercise.
Read moreBy George Maratos Almost 2,000 Yukoners accessed the food bank last month; numbers also on rise across nationally The Food
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