Canada, the HFO ban & great power competition in the North – Arctic news roundup 2020 with Mathieu Landriault
The end of the year is often a time to take stock and here at Eye on the Arctic, we’re no
Read moreThe end of the year is often a time to take stock and here at Eye on the Arctic, we’re no
Read moreThe first time Minnie Akparook saw and heard a plane, she started running. “My sealskin boots fell off. I was
Read moreThe most recent survey of the George River caribou herd in the Canadian provinces of Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec
Read moreIn an effort to better understand the animal life in James Bay and how it’s changing, wildlife officials in northern
Read moreNunavik has seen more police-related deaths in the last two decades than any of Canada’s three territories, despite having a
Read moreDescribing itself as Canada’s polar partner, the Chantier Davie Shipyard in Quebec plans to announce the creation of a national
Read moreCanada’s federal government announced $100,000 this month to facilitate activities in the Inuit region of Arctic Quebec to commemorate victims
Read moreThrough the month of June CBC Indigenous has been sharing stories from Indigenous health-care workers across the country about their
Read moreThe most recent COVID-19 update for federal corrections facilities in Canada has found that there is an over-representation of Inuit
Read moreOn Thursday, residents of Nunavut received the news they had been dreading: the first confirmed case of COVID-19 was identified,
Read moreAlcool is seriously harming many Inuit of Nunavik. Exaggeration or reality? Bootleggers ship cases of alcohol to villages where their
Read moreCanada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accepted Quebec’s request on Friday to use the Canadian Rangers, local reserve forces, to assist
Read moreA region-wide curfew was put in place across the Inuit region of Arctic Quebec Sunday night after the first case
Read moreOn the advice of health officials, numerous events planned for the coming weeks in all three territories are being cancelled or
Read moreThe Nunatsiavut Government of the Inuit region of Atlantic Canada is renewing their call for their land claims beneficiaries to
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