The North
- 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.
- 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.
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- 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
- “There is no relationship more important to this government than our relationship with Indigenous people.” How often have I heard that said in the
- “There is no relationship more important to this government than our relationship with Indigenous people.” How often have I heard that said in the
- “There is no relationship more important to this government than our relationship with Indigenous people.” How often have I heard that said in the
- Canada is a proud Arctic nation, and its vast northern region is a defining part of who we are as a country and the
- Canada is a proud Arctic nation, and its vast northern region is a defining part of who we are as a country and the
- Canada is a proud Arctic nation, and its vast northern region is a defining part of who we are as a country and the
- Our government’s approach to the North is very much people-driven. Since coming into office in the fall of 2015, the government has made a
- Our government’s approach to the North is very much people-driven. Since coming into office in the fall of 2015, the government has made a
- Our government’s approach to the North is very much people-driven. Since coming into office in the fall of 2015, the government has made a
- Almost 40 per cent of Canada is north of the 60th parallel. Do Canadians in the South understand northern issues, or the riches of the
- Almost 40 per cent of Canada is north of the 60th parallel. Do Canadians in the South understand northern issues, or the riches of the
- Almost 40 per cent of Canada is north of the 60th parallel. Do Canadians in the South understand northern issues, or the riches of the
- As Canada prepares its submission on the claim over submarine shelves in the Arctic Ocean, there are questions if there are resources on and
- As Canada prepares its submission on the claim over submarine shelves in the Arctic Ocean, there are questions if there are resources on and
- As Canada prepares its submission on the claim over submarine shelves in the Arctic Ocean, there are questions if there are resources on and
- With climate change, Canada faces a variety of security issues in the Arctic. These include, most seriously, Canada’s obligation to its allies in the
- With climate change, Canada faces a variety of security issues in the Arctic. These include, most seriously, Canada’s obligation to its allies in the
- With climate change, Canada faces a variety of security issues in the Arctic. These include, most seriously, Canada’s obligation to its allies in the
- Intergovernmental and Northern Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc says the federal government is exploring different options to improve access to local “country” foods in the
- Intergovernmental and Northern Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc says the federal government is exploring different options to improve access to local “country” foods in the
- Intergovernmental and Northern Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc says the federal government is exploring different options to improve access to local “country” foods in the
- Human civilization, indeed the evolution of human beings as a species, has depended on a frozen Arctic. But the North Pole as a frozen
- Human civilization, indeed the evolution of human beings as a species, has depended on a frozen Arctic. But the North Pole as a frozen
- Human civilization, indeed the evolution of human beings as a species, has depended on a frozen Arctic. But the North Pole as a frozen
- A year ago this week, I was in Ottawa to call for a national discussion on the future of the Northwest Territories. My red
- A year ago this week, I was in Ottawa to call for a national discussion on the future of the Northwest Territories. My red
- A year ago this week, I was in Ottawa to call for a national discussion on the future of the Northwest Territories. My red
- Salmon used to swim all the way up the Columbia River from the Pacific Ocean near Astoria, Oregon, to the Canadian Rocky Mountains at
- Salmon used to swim all the way up the Columbia River from the Pacific Ocean near Astoria, Oregon, to the Canadian Rocky Mountains at
- Salmon used to swim all the way up the Columbia River from the Pacific Ocean near Astoria, Oregon, to the Canadian Rocky Mountains at
- We live in an era where cultural accommodation is a cornerstone of our multicultural society. This is a necessary and natural result of multiculturalism
- We live in an era where cultural accommodation is a cornerstone of our multicultural society. This is a necessary and natural result of multiculturalism
- We live in an era where cultural accommodation is a cornerstone of our multicultural society. This is a necessary and natural result of multiculturalism
- Inuit are one of the most researched peoples in the world. We are also one of the fastest-growing populations, yet the number of peer-reviewed
- Inuit are one of the most researched peoples in the world. We are also one of the fastest-growing populations, yet the number of peer-reviewed
- Inuit are one of the most researched peoples in the world. We are also one of the fastest-growing populations, yet the number of peer-reviewed