Mock exercise teaches naval crew how to cope with iceberg collision
The watch crew standing on the bridge of the HMCS Charlottetown hold on tight on Sept. 2 and brace themselves against the shock of hitting an iceberg.
“The RCN wants to make sure Arctic waters are used in a lawful manner”
Nanisivik fuel depot set to open next summer, 12 years after project announced
Museum of Nature survey finds much to lichen
“A rare sight to see in this part of the world”
“In a real emergency we can’t control the weather”
Iqaluit workshop teaches traditional uses of tundra plants
Frigate crew practise board and search, gunnery and antisubmarine warfare in Arctic military exercise
“We need to discuss what healthy food is”
“This was a very good, successful second hunt. It means a lot to people here in Iqaluit”
In Greenland, genes point the way to better prevention and treatment
“We call it youth art but it stands on its own”
“He had a fearless appetite for skewering the bureaucracy”
More than one million visitors a year dip into its waters
Kenn Harper releases Arctic whaling history with Inhabit Media
Home care, cannabis regulations and education reform are front-burner issues
July heat brings new insects, while cool conditions mean snow
Indigenous curators can provide the extra details for museum exhibits that otherwise would be lost without their interpretation
“When the Christian missionaries started coming in, Inuit were not allowed to sing the pisiit any more”
When wolf spiders get bigger, they seem to change their diet in ways that help the tundra ecosystem
“I said, ‘We are losing this, we are losing this’”
Breeding Arctic shorebirds thwarted by Greenland’s stubborn spring snow
“We are happy the right thing will be done―putting them back where they belong”
Debate underway over what kinds of Inuit art should receive the iconic igloo tag
“It is more than just a shelter … it is the getting the clientele back into work, back into their rightful place in the community”
