Issues affecting circumpolar nations
The Arctic Council senior Arctic officials plenary meeting wound up on Thursday with current chair Iceland praising the forum’s ability
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As the Norwegian government awaits the Supreme Court’s verdict in a historic climate law suit, it announces another 136 oil
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Before the pandemic, a deficit of $30 million was projected in February when the budget was announced Nunavut’s finance minister
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The collapse in Lapland tourism means thousands of sled dogs are out of work and could possibly be put down.
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Trudeau says the pandemic has exposed ‘the depths’ of issues faced by northerners In an exclusive interview with CBC North’s The
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With the negative consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic still impacting Greenland’s tourism industry, the government has announced a new initiative
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The nine candidates vying to replace Elizabeth May as the leader of the Green Party held their fourth leadership debate on Monday
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Denmark’s Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod wrapped up their meeting on Wednesday, with both
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The Arctic will be high on the agenda when U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo travels to Copenhagen at the
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A large number of people in the N.W.T. and Nunavut have tapped into a federal program meant to provide emergency
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State number crunchers forecast a six-percent slump this year – but Finland’s economy will slowly recover towards the end of
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Iceland began offering COVID-19 testing to international travellers on Monday, in hopes that giving tourists a way to avoid two-week
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This story is part of The COVID Economy, a CBC News series looking at how the uncertainty of the coronavirus pandemic is
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Iceland and neighbouring Greenland have slowly been reopening their economies for several weeks, and this month have implemented COVID-19 testing
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COVID-19 is increasing the economic stress on Canada’s urban Indigenous population, including Inuit, says a new article from Statistics Canada.
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