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Analysis: Is the promise of military icebreakers political theatre or sensible policy?

5 days ago | rcinet.ca | Murray Brewster

The large ships would be a show of force, but lack qualities desired in a combat vesselA former top naval commander and several defence experts have been left scratching their heads following the governing Liberals and Opposition Conservatives’ recent embrace of the notion of giving the Royal Canadian Navy heavy, armed icebreakers to defend the Arctic.
Gwich’in denounce U.S. Greenland rhetoric, call for Arctic cooperation

1 week ago | rcinet.ca | Eilís Quinn

Gwich’in Council International, representing Gwich’in communities in the United States and Canada, expressed serious concern on Wednesday over ongoing U.S. claims of potentially annexing Greenland (Kalaallit Nunaat in Greenlandic). The Council warned that such rhetoric is among several rising geopolitical tensions that threaten the stability and cooperation essential to Indigenous peoples in the Arctic.
Budget reconciliation bill clears a path for Alaska drilling, mining

1 week ago | rcinet.ca | Liz Ruskin

Republicans in the U.S. House are trying to clear hurdles for Alaska oil drilling and mining with a budget reconciliation bill that’s written to thwart environmental lawsuits. The bill, for instance, mandates four new lease sales in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, under terms the first Trump administration decided on.
EU reaffirms Greenland’s right to decide its future amid rising Arctic tensions

1 week ago | rcinet.ca | Eilís Quinn

The European Union threw its full support behind Greenland’s sovereignty at the European Parliament on Tuesday, with High Representative Kaja Kallas stressing that the international community must respect borders, uphold national independence, and stick to the rules that have kept the West peaceful and prosperous for decades. “Any decisions over Greenland’s future should be decided in the same way: by the people of Greenland,” Kallas said in the broadcast speech.
Red Dress Day: Honoring missing and murdered Indigenous women across Canada

1 week ago | rcinet.ca | Eilís Quinn

On May 5th, Canada observed Red Dress Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls (MMIWG). Events took place across the country, including in the North.
N.W.T. MLA touring Sahtú this week with Food Banks Canada and Nutrition North

1 week ago | rcinet.ca | Liny Lamberink

Public meetings planned in each community to discuss options for food bank servicesSahtú MLA Danny McNeely is scheduled to visit each community in his N.W.T. region this week, along with representatives of Food Banks Canada and Nutrition North, to talk about building food bank services in each one. The trip was initially scheduled in February with representatives travelling by winter road, but is now happening Monday to Friday by plane.
NASA surveys giving detailed pictures of changing North American Arctic

1 week ago | rcinet.ca | Eilís Quinn

A new paper from NASA’s Arctic-Boreal Vulnerability Experiment is offering insights into the evolution of wildfire activity, thawing permafrost, and changing ecosystems in Alaska and Canada over the past seven years.
Victoire de Mark Carney : un nouvel élan ou le statut quo pour l’Arctique canadien?

2 weeks ago | rcinet.ca | Eilís Quinn

Une adaptation d’une analyse d’Eilís QuinnL’Arctique canadien sera-t-il au coeur des préoccupations du Parti libéral, qui se prépare à entamer son quatrième mandat de suite, le premier sous la direction du premier ministre Mark Carney?
Analysis: Will Carney win bring new investment, security to North, or more of the same?

2 weeks ago | rcinet.ca | Eilís Quinn

As the Liberal Party prepares for its fourth consecutive term, and its first under Prime Minister Mark Carney, the Arctic will be a key focus. The new government will face rising tensions, with Russia and China increasing their activities in the region, while U.S. President Donald Trump continues to push for control over Greenland, Canada’s Arctic neighbor.
U.S. regulator eyes Arctic shipping chokehold as key deadline approaches

2 weeks ago | rcinet.ca | Eilís Quinn

With two weeks left for public comments, the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission is probing constraints on key global shipping routes—including the Northern Sea Route. “As the region’s waters become ice-free for longer periods, the Northern Sea Passage offers a shortcut between Europe and Asia, reducing travel time and fuel consumption,” theFederal Maritime Commission investigation order says.