In the wake of the plastics treaty talks in Ottawa, a new report highlights the severe impacts of plastics and petrochemicals on Arctic Indigenous communities. Indigenous delegates were left with ...

The Arctic char, a red-pink bellied relative of trout and salmon, is a staple food source for millions of people living in the Arctic. But that dynamic is being embrangled by climate change, as the ...

In Utqiagvik, Alaska, the Iñupiat rely on whaling and subsistence hunting for the bulk of their diet, a practice dating back thousands of years. Powered by mineral wealth, the Iñupiat-run North Slope ...

Canada’s spy agency warns that foreign governments are offering to build infrastructure in Arctic Indigenous communities as a way to gain strategic leverage, raising sovereignty and security concerns.

Indigenous people from Arctic communities are calling for environmental protection in the runup to this month’s round of negotiations aimed at securing a global treaty to end plastic pollution. U.N.

The Canadian Arctic is one of the most scientifically vital, and simultaneously one of the most vulnerable, places on Earth. As the climate shifts in ways that scientists are only beginning to fully ...

The Government of Canada is making strategic investments to advance Canada's critical minerals potential, reinforce Arctic sovereignty and create long–term economic prosperity for northern and ...

Over three-quarters of adults in Inuit Nunangat face food insecurity, a rate more than six times the Canadian national average. This statistic reflects not only limited access to market food but also ...