Analysis | Thawing permafrost is triggering thousands of landslides across the Arctic
Tag: nunavut
Rewriting the story of the Arctic
ArctiCulture | The Sámi Film Institute is working with film-development institutes in Greenland and Nunavut to establish a fund to support indigenous filmmaking
A place for their art
ArctiCulture | An experiment at Norwegian museum earlier this year is the latest among Northern indigenous groups to ensure they have a home for their
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
Nunavut, set to music
ArctiCulture | Cambridge Bay duo Scary Bear Soundtrack’s new album gives a first-hand account of life in Canada’s North, all set to pop-synth
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,
Not now. But soon?
Weekly Cover | As a federal court says it will expedite a challenge to seismic testing in Canada’s Baffin Bay more bedfellows are joining the
Nunavut to lead by example
ArctiCulture | Canadian design project to “stimulate” future Arctic architecture