Kitikmeot and Kivalliq hearings delayed to March 2022
Public hearings for a long-sought-after land-use plan for Nunavut won’t happen until early next year. The plan will lay out which parts of the territory are protected from certain types of exploration and mining development.
Kativik Regional Government envisions all work completed by fall 2023
Lost and discarded fishing gear is an environmental and economic problem
Draft bylaw still needs to pass council vote
Ashley Cummings addressed World Forum on Climate Justice
Species’ appearance is yet another sign of warming Arctic waters
Ancient dried up fjords in Namibia and modern northern fjords formed under similar conditions, but hundreds of thousands of years apart
Sea ice is more extensive than in recent low years, but still far lower than historically — even as other markers, such as thickness and age, show declines
But the extent still shows a clear downward trend — and there are other troubling signs, such as near-record thinness and the loss of much multi-year ice
‘Often I will go outside and there’s a bear on the porch or underneath the stairs,’ says Pauloosie Keyootak
Cabin owners can get $5,000 and homeowners up to $30,000 to install solar or wind systems
Investigation continues into cause of tractor-trailer rollover
Spill caused by roll-over of tractor-trailer hasn’t entered freshwater, company says
Ashley Cummings to speak at Climate Justice World Forum
We didn’t know until we got home that we had discovered what now seems to be the northernmost island on Earth
Lemmings are ‘one of the most spectacular phenomena in the Arctic,’ says zoologist Dominique Fauteux
U.S. Coast Guard aims to conduct scientific research while also training crew and asserting a presence in an increasingly competitive region
Koonoo Arreak-Mackey is one of two Inuit students working on a coast guard boat in Rankin Inlet
Decision comes after government officials sat out similar meetings in February because of a bomb threat
New plants are expected to cost more than $120 million
Event takes place Friday
Qikiqtaaluk Corporation hopes to train Inuit to do research around their own communities
