Issues affecting circumpolar nations
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A new podcast is bringing together Indigenous perspectives on climate change and decolonization. It’s called Story-telling/Story-listening: Decolonizing Research. It’s the brainchild
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After completing an investigation into the RCMP-related death of a man in Kinngait, Nunavut, the Ottawa Police Service says the officer
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The health board in Nunavik, the Inuit region of Arctic Quebec, has given the OK for sister airlines Air Inuit
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A Gwich’in organization created to protect nearly 20 million acres of sacred, traditional land in Alaska, along with 12 other
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When Canadians think of the Klondike Gold Rush, they probably think of one of two things: the wild jubilation of
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Nunavut Senator Dennis Patterson is criticizing Northwestel for not sharing its broadband internet network. The federal government gave the Bell-owned company almost $50 million
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To help respond to climate change, the federal and territorial governments are putting nearly $27 million into retrofitting public buildings
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N.W.T. MLAs will sit Monday in an emergency session of the legislature after a cabinet minister was stripped of her
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The current pause on international travel could be an important moment for the international community to rethink the future development
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Nunavut’s health minister has announced that the territory’s public health emergency is extended for another two weeks into September. The COVID-19
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The social affairs ministers of Greenland and Denmark have received recommendations for improving child welfare in the Arctic and pledged
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Gwich’in leaders in Yukon and the Northwest Territories are calling on opponents of oil drilling in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife
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An international science expedition reached the North Pole on Wednesday after project leaders noticed shrinking sea-ice conditions and “surprisingly loose”
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A Yellowknife coach who’s dedicated more than 30 years of his life mentoring young speed skaters across the North has
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As the Wet’suwet’en Nation conflict over a gas pipeline in B.C. unfolded earlier this year, Tyra Moses, an N.W.T. woman with roots in
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