Heiltsuk’s decision to close fishery on B.C. coast amid COVID-19 earns international attention
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5 min. readNation’s willingness to shut down lucrative spawn-on-kelp fishery stands in ‘stark contrast’ to other government...
‘Catastrophic’ increase in Arctic wave heights predicted due to melting sea ice
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More open water means bigger waves — which spells trouble for communities like Tuktoyaktuk, already...
Yukon flooded with mushroom pickers ignoring COVID-19 restrictions
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Despite limits on entry, harvesters from outside the territory are congregating on the First Nation...
Baffinland owns Canada’s northernmost mine. Now Greenland has a say in its expansion plans
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A proposal to double production at the Mary River iron ore mine is currently under...
The battle for the ‘breathing lands’: Ontario’s Ring of Fire and the fate of its carbon-rich peatlands
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Ontario’s vast peatlands serve as home to dozens of First Nations, store immense amounts of...
Who owns Northern Pulp? The B.C. company embroiled in Nova Scotia’s Boat Harbour controversy
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Northern Pulp, the mill that turned an estuary into a series of polluted ponds, closed...
Renewable energy projects in Canada’s remote communities have doubled in past five years
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Pembina Institute report finds new systems, as well as energy efficiency programs, helped reduce use...
Yukon University launches study into native plant use for mine remediation
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New research project seeks to build better understanding of how locally grown plants can best...
Yukon First Nation calls on territory to abolish ‘colonial’ claim staking process for mines
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As territorial government works toward a mineral development strategy, Carcross/Tagish First Nation urges an overhaul...
