European Arctic Summit: Russia poses “significant and long-term threat” to Euro-Atlantic security
Russia poses a long-term threat to European security that requires greater cooperation and investment in the Arctic, 12 European
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Diavik says more testing needed before stocking fish in Yellowknife’s Frame Lake
By Niles Niemuth Company previously said fish might be brought in this summer Yet another year has gone by without
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The N.W.T. is slowly closing the infrastructure gap for EVs
By Francis Tessier-Burns ‘I wish the N.W.T. would have as good of an infrastructure as their neighbour,’ says EV driver
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Norway seizes Russia’s Svalbard liner
Norwegian authorities have seized the Russian vessel Professor Molchanov at the port of Barentsburg in Svalbard. The arrest was made after the
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N.W.T. utilities board looking at how much renewable energy territory’s systems can handle
By Kaila Jefferd-Moore Territory wants to raise limit on how much independent producers can feed into the grid The N.W.T.
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‘One of my worst fears’: Dog attacks in Nunavut and Nunavik spark outcry
By Samuel Wat 2 dog attacks happened in Nunavik’s smallest village in the same month After several dog attacks in
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Norway’s King Harald V had long-standing interest in international affairs and the High North
By Atle Staalesen and Thomas Nilsen King Harald V of Norway passed away in the morning on Friday 28 August. King Harald
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Ottawa invests $885,225 to turn Mackenzie Delta reindeer herd management into business
The federal government has committed $885,225 to planning to change Mackenzie Delta reindeer herd management into a business. “Through this
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Canadian Army looking for surveillance, cargo-drop drone suppliers, including for Arctic
The federal government has put out a small shopping list for new drones for the Canadian Army, which includes land
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Inuit organization aims to end the use of NDAs to conceal misconduct
By Liam Baker Amautiit Nunavut Inuit Women’s Association brought forth a resolution to end the practice over the weekend The
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Paddler shoots and kills polar bear along Hudson Bay coast in Manitoba, province says
By Bartley Kives Shooting of protected species near mouth of Seal River, west of Churchill, under investigation A paddler shot
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Inuvik service suspension part of broader crisis in maternal healthcare, top ob-gyn says
By Niles Niemuth Advocate sees role for midwives to play in fixing N.W.T.’s fragile system Labour and delivery services have
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Best road is one that gets built, N.W.T. minister says of new route to connect Nunavut and N.W.T.
By Devon Tredinnick New route balances caribou protection with economic potential, finance minister says While a new proposed route for
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EU sees Iceland vote as potential boost for enlargement optics
By Lili Bayer and Stine Jacobsen European Union officials are hoping a referendum in Iceland on whether to restart membership
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Kivalliq Summer Games returns after 12 years
Bianca McKeown · CBC News After a 12 year hiatus, the Kivalliq Summer Games returned this past weekend to Chesterfield Inlet, Nunavut. The event had athletes
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