Camel fossil found in Arctic
Was the high Arctic once a tropical paradise?
North
Moving forward with devolution in the North
The government of the Northwest Territories has been meeting with their federal counterparts in Ottawa this week.
Canadian Rangers on the move
Canadian Rangers are a fixture across Canada’s remote north.
North facing increased hunger
More people in the North are using food banks than ever before and local organizations in the three territories can’t always keep up with demand.
High food costs becoming dominant issue in North
What do the only Inuk in the NHL, the Liberal Aboriginal affairs critic, the chief of the most remote community in the Yukon and the premiers of all three territories have in common?
UN food security investigation in Canada skips the North
For the first time, the United Nations is investigating food security in a developed country, namely Canada.
Pond Inlet mayor: Prices “haven’t changed” with Nutrition North
APTN National News The mayor of Pond Inlet, Nunavut, is accusing the Northern Store chain…
Climate change threatens North’s sewers, roads, buildings: Parliament report
Roads, airports and sewers in Canada’s North face serious threats from the unfolding impacts of climate change, the Parliamentary Aboriginal affairs committee has found, and it is calling on the federal government to step in and protect infrastructure “critical to northerners for their existence.”
Double-Double Nunavut style
Nunavut is the last frontier left in Canada and people who live there are used to not having all the comforts the rest of the country takes for granted.