Nunavut says number of polar bears in the region going up – and so are the hunting quotas
A major polar bear region says it is increasing the polar bear quota for 2018 allowing more animals to be taken by hunters.
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Canada’s Auditor General says Yukon not doing enough about climate change
Shirley McLean APTN News The Yukon has not done enough to respond to climate change…
Indigenous Elders in Edmonton for summit
More than 4,000 First Nation, Inuit and Metis elders are in Edmonton this week to collaborate, teach, and learn about issues including climate change, reconciliation and missing and murdered Indigenous women.
Climate webinar shares Indigenous perspective on the Paris Accord
Climate will be on the minds of many leaders Friday, as the G20 summit gets under way in Germany.
Federal budget targets First Nations, Inuit climate change adaptation
APTN National News The federal Liberal government unveiled funding Wednesday to help First Nation and…
‘Few examples of concrete action:’ Study says Nunavut climate adaptation slow
The Canadian Press Programs to help people adapt to climate change in a part of…
Rusty patched bumblebee now an endangered species
The Canadian Press TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. – The rusty patched bumblebee has become the first…
Trudeau promises ban on oil drilling in the Arctic, but what about seismic testing?
Announcement said nothing about the seismic blasting that “my community is presently fighting.”
AFN regional chief hopes Ottawa takes ‘our concerns’ over climate change seriously
Alberta chiefs hope federal government is listening to climate change concerns.