Limited transportation infrastructure facing threats in northern Canada
By Emily Blake · The Canadian Press Ice forming later, breaking earlier Andrew Arreak says travelling on the ice — the main highway
Read moreBy Emily Blake · The Canadian Press Ice forming later, breaking earlier Andrew Arreak says travelling on the ice — the main highway
Read moreThe Nunatsiavut government is applauding the pre-feasibility study funding announcement this week that will examine connecting their communities to the
Read moreClimate change is worsening water scarcity in rural Alaska and a host of new strategies is needed to help address
Read moreFinal public hearings into Baffinland’s Mary River Mine expansion run until April 2 Nunavut’s Qikiqtaaluk communities are still concerned about
Read moreA brand new terminal will be built on an artificially created land, while the existing berths of the fishery port
Read moreThe government has drawn criticism for not touching the funds, meant to address the dire housing situation Over 100 new affordable housing units
Read moreThe government of Quebec is giving $900,000 to Laval University’s Faculty of Forestry, Geography and Geomatics to help operate the new research
Read morePrior to the pandemic, Arctic regions and chambers of commerce around the world had increasingly touted tourism as a key
Read more“We are well on our way to the goal that electric cars should be the natural choice for everyone, due
Read moreThe two companies are jointly to develop license areas in Russia’s far northern Gydan Peninsula. A joint venture established on
Read moreDirect damage on buildings and infrastructure will be up to €99 billion, says Deputy Minister of the Far East and
Read moreCrown corporation is planning to meet with every community to discuss their needs Canada Post unveiled its plan to improve
Read moreData from 4 Nunavut communities underscores long-standing housing crisis A survey of more than 320 homes across four Nunavut communities paints
Read moreSailing via the North Pole was impossible until the 1950s. Now, it is all but inevitable. Even if all greenhouse
Read moreTłı̨chǫ Grand Chief George Mackenzie is calling a recent agreement with the territorial government a “milestone.” Late last week, the
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