The North
OpinionBY
- A credible Arctic security strategy must be rooted in Akuqtujuuk—the twin stars that rise together and signal hope. For Canada, those stars are sovereignty and Indigenous leadership.
OpinionBY
- A credible Arctic security strategy must be rooted in Akuqtujuuk—the twin stars that rise together and signal hope. For Canada, those stars are sovereignty and Indigenous leadership.
- Women’s equality got a boost in this year’s federal budget with the government’s commitment to provide stable funding of $660.5-million over five years to the Department
- Women’s equality got a boost in this year’s federal budget with the government’s commitment to provide stable funding of $660.5-million over five years to the Department
- Women’s equality got a boost in this year’s federal budget with the government’s commitment to provide stable funding of $660.5-million over five years to the Department
- Pierre Leblanc, a retired colonel and former commander of the Canadian Forces in the Arctic, says $1-billion won’t be near enough.
- Pierre Leblanc, a retired colonel and former commander of the Canadian Forces in the Arctic, says $1-billion won’t be near enough.
- Pierre Leblanc, a retired colonel and former commander of the Canadian Forces in the Arctic, says $1-billion won’t be near enough.
- The Canadian North should not have to stand in line, lobbying for support for a handful of small projects.
- The Canadian North should not have to stand in line, lobbying for support for a handful of small projects.
- The Canadian North should not have to stand in line, lobbying for support for a handful of small projects.
- To keep the Arctic sovereign and keep up with the national defence, Canada must invest in the people of the Arctic.
- To keep the Arctic sovereign and keep up with the national defence, Canada must invest in the people of the Arctic.
- To keep the Arctic sovereign and keep up with the national defence, Canada must invest in the people of the Arctic.
- Investment in the Arctic is not only an economic decision, but also a security imperative. As climate change reshapes global shipping routes and other
- Investment in the Arctic is not only an economic decision, but also a security imperative. As climate change reshapes global shipping routes and other
- Investment in the Arctic is not only an economic decision, but also a security imperative. As climate change reshapes global shipping routes and other
- OTTAWA—The Arctic’s capacity as a strategic buffer is eroding rapidly, with the disappearance of ice making it an avenue of threat to the U.S.
- OTTAWA—The Arctic’s capacity as a strategic buffer is eroding rapidly, with the disappearance of ice making it an avenue of threat to the U.S.
- OTTAWA—The Arctic’s capacity as a strategic buffer is eroding rapidly, with the disappearance of ice making it an avenue of threat to the U.S.
- The five groups that are competing to design Canada’s national monument to the Afghanistan mission have been revealed. The five potential design groups come
- The five groups that are competing to design Canada’s national monument to the Afghanistan mission have been revealed. The five potential design groups come
- The five groups that are competing to design Canada’s national monument to the Afghanistan mission have been revealed. The five potential design groups come
- As President Vladimir Putin has solidified his grip on Russian leadership for the next 16 years, a Liberal MP says that Canada needs to
- As President Vladimir Putin has solidified his grip on Russian leadership for the next 16 years, a Liberal MP says that Canada needs to
- As President Vladimir Putin has solidified his grip on Russian leadership for the next 16 years, a Liberal MP says that Canada needs to
- The COVID-19 pandemic has become a game changer in many aspects. Firstly, this epidemiology drama has tested our practical resilience to tangible global threats.
- The COVID-19 pandemic has become a game changer in many aspects. Firstly, this epidemiology drama has tested our practical resilience to tangible global threats.
- The COVID-19 pandemic has become a game changer in many aspects. Firstly, this epidemiology drama has tested our practical resilience to tangible global threats.
- First Nations, Inuit, and Métis face unprecedented and unique challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. Significant socio-economic and health gaps put them at greater risk
- First Nations, Inuit, and Métis face unprecedented and unique challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. Significant socio-economic and health gaps put them at greater risk
- First Nations, Inuit, and Métis face unprecedented and unique challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. Significant socio-economic and health gaps put them at greater risk
- Even before COVID-19, Canada’s northern territories faced significant social, economic, and environmental challenges that create persistent gaps and inequalities between northerners and their fellow
- Even before COVID-19, Canada’s northern territories faced significant social, economic, and environmental challenges that create persistent gaps and inequalities between northerners and their fellow
- Even before COVID-19, Canada’s northern territories faced significant social, economic, and environmental challenges that create persistent gaps and inequalities between northerners and their fellow
- Travel restrictions and new research protocols have halted southern-based and international scientists from heading to Canada’s Arctic this summer to conduct their annual field
- Travel restrictions and new research protocols have halted southern-based and international scientists from heading to Canada’s Arctic this summer to conduct their annual field
- Travel restrictions and new research protocols have halted southern-based and international scientists from heading to Canada’s Arctic this summer to conduct their annual field
- Canada’s Arctic and northern regions cover almost 40 per cent of Canada’s overall land mass. The health and safety of those who live and
- Canada’s Arctic and northern regions cover almost 40 per cent of Canada’s overall land mass. The health and safety of those who live and
- Canada’s Arctic and northern regions cover almost 40 per cent of Canada’s overall land mass. The health and safety of those who live and
- The threat of COVID-19 and its potentially devastating impacts on Inuit Nunangat communities has put the daily vulnerabilities of Inuit families into focus for
- The threat of COVID-19 and its potentially devastating impacts on Inuit Nunangat communities has put the daily vulnerabilities of Inuit families into focus for
- The threat of COVID-19 and its potentially devastating impacts on Inuit Nunangat communities has put the daily vulnerabilities of Inuit families into focus for
- I must admit, it’s not the sort of thing I ever really considered. I’ve been an environmental scientist working in Arctic Canada for 20
- I must admit, it’s not the sort of thing I ever really considered. I’ve been an environmental scientist working in Arctic Canada for 20
- I must admit, it’s not the sort of thing I ever really considered. I’ve been an environmental scientist working in Arctic Canada for 20
- Over the past decade, the level of international attention paid to the Arctic has grown exponentially. Where interest in these regions was previously very
- Over the past decade, the level of international attention paid to the Arctic has grown exponentially. Where interest in these regions was previously very
- Over the past decade, the level of international attention paid to the Arctic has grown exponentially. Where interest in these regions was previously very
- Northern Affairs Minister Dan Vandal has been busy during the pandemic. Phone calls start around 8 a.m. and stop whenever they stop. Mr. Vandal
- Northern Affairs Minister Dan Vandal has been busy during the pandemic. Phone calls start around 8 a.m. and stop whenever they stop. Mr. Vandal
- Northern Affairs Minister Dan Vandal has been busy during the pandemic. Phone calls start around 8 a.m. and stop whenever they stop. Mr. Vandal
