New batch of uranium fuel shipped along Russia’s Northern Sea Route
Reactor No. 1 at the Akademik Lomonosov is now ready for its second fuel change since the floating nuclear power plant began
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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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Canada’s largest icebreaker makes 6th visit to the North Pole
By Niles Niemuth ‘It was a pretty big moment for all of us’ The Canadian Coast Guard’s largest and most
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Experts say virtual health care could fill gaps in the Dehcho. Some residents aren’t so sure
Recommendations stem from investigation ordered in the wake of 3 deaths in the Dehcho in early 2025 If patients could
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Pro-Russian hackers declare ‘cyberwar’ on Norway
By Olesia Krivtsova The pro-Russian hacking group Server Killers has announced that it is declaring “cyberwar” on Norway and has
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People in Yukon respond to U.S. trade war by buying Canadian
By Dana Hatherly ‘We don’t need to be pushed around,’ said one Whitehorse woman In the face of U.S. tariffs
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Q & A | Nunavut premier on state of Canada-U.S. relations amid trade war
Premier John Main says he’s ‘behind our federal negotiators and behind the prime minister, 100 per cent’ Days after trade
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Canada commits $11.3 billion to six new Coast Guard icebreakers
Canada’s previously announced six-icebreaker constrution project at Davie Shipyards in Quebec, finally got a price tag on Aug. 24 with
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Container ships shuttling Arctic route between China and Russia carry car components, says Chinese shipper
Amid growing trade between China and Russia, a Chinese business delegation visited Murmansk to inspect the local seaport. The visit
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Yukon schools begin new year amid staffing shortages
Some educator positions still vacant as students head back to class Schools are back in session across the Yukon this
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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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Finland to host Arctic summit in September
With geopolitical upheaval pushing the Arctic higher up Europe’s security agenda, Finland will host a select group of European leaders
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Siberian wildfires worsen air quality across Finland
Extensive wildfires in Siberia are worsening air quality in parts of Finland on Monday, the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI) told
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Yellowknife woman spent thousands to travel south and learn she has a fatal disease
By Saloni Bhugra When Mary Rose Blackduck started feeling like she would stumble and fall every time she walked, she
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