Tag: Canada — Arctic Deeply

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Talking Trash in the Remote Canadian Arctic

Far-flung northern communities face special challenges when it comes to disposing of household waste – and innovative, cost-effective approaches are needed quickly. over 3 years ago

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Traditional Knowledge Plays Into Protected Area Designation

A new marine protected area in the Canadian Arctic protects species and habitats, prevents oil and gas development and safeguards economic activities for Inuvialuit.over 3 years ago

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Unraveling the Accidents of Climate Change

With rising temperatures and melting sea ice, hunting and traveling in the Arctic is becoming a riskier venture. Here’s what a changing environment could mean for search and rescue efforts.almost 4 years ago

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Welcome to the Arctic Ocean, Mysterious Fish

As the climate changes, the Arctic Ocean beckons Pacific salmon and other species from the south. What remains to be seen is whether this will benefit the Inuit or trigger an international race to exploit emerging resources in the central Arctic Ocean.almost 4 years ago

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Ongoing Arctic Research in a Post-Brexit World

Some scientists fear that the U.K.’s decision to leave the European Union may lead to the erosion of British expertise and international collaboration in the Arctic. Others smell an opportunity to take the lead.almost 4 years ago

Governance
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Northerners to Drive Canada’s New Arctic Leadership Model

Conservation and sustainable development in the Arctic are priorities for the Canadian government. Inuit leader Mary Simon talks about her new role as special representative to the Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs.almost 4 years ago

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Postcards from the Canadian North

Various Authors

When ambassadors and high commissioners set off on a whirlwind tour of Canada’s northern region, they traveled thousands of kilometers from one end of the country to the other. We asked a few of them to send us a postcard from the trip.about 4 years ago

Economy
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Tourism Could Bring Wealth and Pride to Nunavut

Inuit activist Aaju Peter says development of Nunavut’s tourism industry can support preservation of traditional knowledge and skills, in addition to being profitable.about 4 years ago

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Canada’s Arctic an Untapped Gold Mine … of Tourism

Foreign tourists helped Iceland back on its feet after its economy bottomed out. Canada’s Arctic is just as stunning and culturally rich, but it still lacks easy transportation, hotels and other amenities for tourism to give the region an economic boost.about 4 years ago

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The Rise of Inuit Activism in a Changing Arctic

Sheila Watt-Cloutier is one of the toughest, most influential Inuit activists in Canada. Her perspective on the effects of toxic chemicals and climate change on the Arctic have transformed the issues of science, politics and economics into those of human rights.about 4 years ago

Northern People & Health
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A Lesson From Indigenous Communities

ENSIA: From Canada’s Far North to Australia, researchers around the world are pursuing a more respectful relationship between science and traditional knowledge. Here’s why that’s a good thing.about 4 years ago

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Northern Corridor Could Boost Canada’s Potential

A vast pathway connecting roads, rail, pipelines, power and communications across northern Canada could bring huge benefits in trade and quality of life, says a new study. We spoke to one of its authors.about 4 years ago

Geopolitics & Security
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Make Resolute Bay a Canadian Arctic Security Hub

Colonel Pierre Leblanc (retired) Former Commander, Joint Task Force North

THE HILL TIMES: Resolute Bay is ideally positioned as a base for Canadian security operations in the Arctic, writes Pierre LeBlanc, former commander of Canadian Forces Northern Area.about 4 years ago

Northern People & Health
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UNDRIP: Reconciliation, Not Litigation, is the Key

Oonagh Fitzgerald Director, International Law Research Program

With Canada now supporting the U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, it’s time for dialogue rather than legal arguments, says Oonagh Fitzgerald, of the Centre for International Governance Innovation.about 4 years ago

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Natan Obed: Let Inuit Decide for Themselves