As ice recedes, the Arctic isn’t prepared for more shipping traffic
We're pushing the limits of a new frontier in our northernmost ocean but a total...
Salmon are showing up in the Arctic in record numbers
Salmon used to be infrequent visitors to the Mackenzie River and communities of the Arctic,...
Finding safe routes across melting Arctic ice with new tech and Inuit knowledge
SmartICE combines traditional Inuit knowledge and satellite technology
Plastics are showing up in Canada’s Arctic birds
Plastic is not only ending up in the Arctic, it's also being found throughout the...
More Ducks, Hungrier Bears: Climate Change is Altering Arctic Arithmetic
The effects of climate change can be complex and unpredictable. For one species of Arctic...
As Arctic Opens to Shipping, Communities Scramble for Oil Spill Response Training
On a sunny August afternoon in 2010, the Clipper Adventurer hit an underwater rock shelf...
How Canada Could Prevent Drilling in the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge and Save the Porcupine Caribou
In the mid-1970s, a young lawyer named Ian Waddell took a helicopter ride across the...
Canada’s North Needs Many Things, But Oil and Gas Drilling Isn’t One of Them
By Edward Struzik This article was originally published on The Conversation Canada. Northwest Territories Premier...
Polar Bears Chosen as a Bizarre Symbol to Deny Climate Change, Scientists Say
Polar bears have long been a symbol of a warming climate, a visible victim of...
