Analysis | Thawing permafrost is triggering thousands of landslides across the Arctic
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Daily Parse | It may be a while before Canada’s all-year road to the Arctic lives up to its billing
Rural and remote communities in the North will benefit from high-speed Internet
Press release from Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada
Tears and fears
Weekly Cover | Canada’s efforts to understand the disappearance of hundreds of indigenous women makes a stop in Nunavut
Teach a community to farm
Weekly Cover | Greenhousing is not a thing in Nunavut. Yet
From here to indefinitely
Daily Parse | Did you get caught off guard by Tuesday’s announcement that Barack Obama and Justin Trudeau had moved to stop oil-drilling in Arctic
The search for meaning
Foreground | The people of Clyde River, Nunavut, don’t want seismic testing near their maritime hunting grounds. What they want even less is to feel
“We have a voice”
The people of Clyde River are hoping their legal protests can drown out plans to conduct seismic testing in Baffin Bay
Too close to call
Canada’s easternmost province is increasingly finding that its economic and cultural connections are leading it to the North Marc Lanteigne From a geographic standpoint, describing
Two engines good. F-35 bad?
Foreground | A fight is emerging over which jet is best suited for patrolling the Northern skies Kevin McGwin The next time a pilot from
Too much, too late
Weekly Cover | Ottawa is addressing a lack of marine infrastructure in Nunavut. But some say the funding would be better spent elsewhere
Putting profit before people in the hunt for Arctic oil
Opinion | Inuit concerns over seismic testing in Canada’s part of the Baffin Bay are being brushed aside, putting not just the Arctic at risk,