Qikiqtaaluk Corp. subsidiary hopes microgrid can prove renewable energy is sufficient and cost-effective
Updated Friday, Feb. 10 at 1:20 p.m. It’s a science project fit for a hotel. To prove sufficient energy can be produced without relying on a regional power grid, Nunavut Nukkiksautiit Corp.
A glimpse into research on one of Canada’s least understood bodies of water
Tuvaijuittuq Marine Protected Area in Nunavut is 1 of 14 protected areas in Canada
Formulating regulations would be complicated, lengthy process, says committee president
Arctic Eider Society dedicated to Inuit-led stewardship of Belcher Islands ecosystem
Former MLA Jeannie Ugyuk, middle, cuts maktaaq in her home on Jan. 20 with Taloyoak Hunters and Trappers Association board members Elizabeth Aiyout, left, and Viola Neeveacheak. The three spent several days working on developing a sustainable harvesting plan for Taloyoak’s planned food processing centre. As Ugyuk cuts, she discusses the presence of beluga whales around the Boothia Peninsula, also known as Aviqtuuq. (Photo by Vincent L’Hérault)
Grant money allows for funding of full-time positions until 2026
Mucalic, Nastapoka and Little Whale River estuaries remain closed
Caribou Guardians Coalition supports local, regional caribou guardian programs in the North
Research based on fossils collected from Ellesmere Island in 1970s
Workers investigating cause of problem
U.S. group tracked raptor who circled region twice in 2022, Salluit was a favourite hangout spot
Federal government announced funding at convention in Montreal
Department of Fisheries and Oceans says it’s collaborating with communities to fill research gaps
Department of Fisheries and Oceans closed Mucalic Estuary harvest in 1986
How data collected from climate stewardship programs may help preserve Inuit and Indigenous ways of living
Part 2 of 3: Inuit-led climate stewardship program is example of applying traditional knowledge amid the sea of western science from the Arctic
Parks Canada archeologists, Inuit Guardians perform 56 dives to historic shipwreck near Gjoa Haven
Lucassie Arragutainaq has worked more than 30 years to ensure Inuit opinions are heard in dealing with climate change
Solar panels to be installed on community hall’s roof
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced up to $800 million for four programs Dec. 7
Joan Scottie said book shares the history of her community’s opposition to uranium mining since the ’70s
Approximately 29,000 litres of oil spilled after tanker rolled over on road; freshwater not affected, feds say
Parks in Kugluktuk, Sanikiluaq to share $825,000 to cover work costs
Participants from region’s communities to gather in Montreal, discuss challenges and how to improve
