Archaeologists looking to turn ancient site near Iqaluit into tourist attraction
They were known as the Thule people.
Arctic
Environmental group files lawsuit over ‘expired’ Shell Arctic oil permits
The Canadian Press Environmentalists have asked a court to declare invalid a group of Arctic…
Iqaluit land shortage triggers social housing crunch
Dozens on social housing waiting list
Rankin Inlet garbage man says food at dump ‘still good’
It all began with an APTN Investigates story.
Aglukkaq defends food program as audit’s release looms
Nutrition North is the food subsidy for the Arctic, the government program that is supposed to help remote Nunavut communities.
Global powers eye melting Arctic for its bounty
This past summer, APTN’s Montreal videographer Tom Fennario was onboard the Greenpeace ship Esperanza as it made its way around the island of Svalbard in the Arctic Ocean.
Canary in a coal mine: Melting Arctic open for business
Big business eyeing melting Arctic
Kayaking the traditional Inuit way
The Inuit of Clyde River, Nunavut, have made headlines in their fight to preserve their environment.
Canada’s sanction war with Russia almost derailed Whitehorse Arctic parliamentarian meeting
The Harper government “blinked” when faced with the imminent cancellation of an upcoming meeting of parliamentarians from the Arctic region in the Yukon as a result of sanctions and counter-sanctions imposed by Ottawa and Moscow, says an NDP MP.