British, Swedish and American reconnaissance aircraft monitor Russia’s Kola Peninsula
NATO reconnaissance aircraft had a busy day on Tuesday, keeping watch over Russia’s Murmansk region from both the north and
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Nunatsiavut, NTI welcome Ottawa’s decision to end NunatuKavut participation in rights forum
Nunavut’s Inuit land-claims organization has joined the Nunatsiavut Government in applauding Ottawa’s decision to end the NunatuKavut Community Council’s participation
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New investment into Mackenzie Valley Highway to employ all who are ‘willing, ready and able’
Federal government to invest $405M into bridges and design work for the all-season road The federal government announced a $405-million
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EU pledges €200M to Greenland hours before Trump posts map of island under U.S. flag
The European Union announced a €200 million partnership package with Greenland on Sept. 7 aimed at expanding investment in the
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Russia’s Arctic LNG 2 seeks $1 billion in damages from South Korea’s Hanwha
Arctic LNG 2, a liquefied natural gas project led by Russia’s Novatek, is seeking about $1 billion in damages from
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Northern Sea Route cargo traffic to rise 14 per cent as Chinese shipping expands, says Rosatom
Russia’s state nuclear corporation says it expects Northern Sea Route (NSR) cargo traffic to rise 14 per cent in 2026,
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Norway’s ambassador summoned to Moscow foreign ministry as wave of propaganda hits the headlines
Russia accuses Norway of violating international law, discriminating against Russians, and starting a blockade of the Russian settlement of Barentsburg.
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New funding commitment from territory isn’t enough to fill gap left by Jordan’s Principle, say educators
By Saloni Bhugra N.W.T. Teachers’ Association says schools remain ‘terribly underfunded’ The Northwest Territories Department of Education says it will
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Canada joins NATO allies for Arctic Shield exercise in Greenland
Canada is among the NATO countries in Greenland this month for the Arctic Shield military exercise, aimed to improve how
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N.W.T. regulator and Ekati mine receiver reach resolution over unauthorized waste disposal
By Tamara Merritt Letters between the Wek’èezhìi Land and Water Board, PwC and government indicate how the dispute was resolved
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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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Denmark passes compensation bill for thousands of Inuit in Greenland forced to get IUDs
By Liam Baker Inuit women in Canada hope the Danish bill will encourage Canada to follow suit Thousands of Inuit
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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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Nuuk, Nunavut port proponents sign agreement on Arctic shipping cooperation
A new agreement between Greenland’s Port of Nuuk and the proponents of two planned deepwater ports in Nunavut is an
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City of Whitehorse and Yukon gov’t stuck in the weeds over upkeeping Whistle Bend
Some Whistle Bend residents say they want their governments to get out of the weeds when it comes to maintaining
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