• First Nations warn true partnership is needed on Ring of Fire development
• Sound Documentary: “The Idea of North” (Glenn Gould, 1967)
• Archives: “Thirty-Seven Days of Peril,” 1871 (by Truman Everts)
• Nunavut’s first gold mine races to completion
• Canoeing in Nunavut and Trip Report: Mara-Burnside (2009)
• Epic Alaska-Yukon 4500 Mile Trek (2010)
• Slideshow: “The Art of Isolation” (The Inuit of Cape Dorset capture their traditions in sculpture and print)
• Inuit mark 50th anniversary of Labrador resettlement
• Radio Documentary: Inuit Voices, Victorian Spectacle, and the Diary of Abraham Ulrikab (circa 1880)

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Northern Waterways (recent)

• Roni Horn: Identity and Place in Iceland
• 08EN037 – Caribou Calving Area at the Center of Uravan Garry Lake Project Assessment by the Nunavut Impact Review Board
• Exhibit: the Hirshhorn Ontario Townsite and a 1950s Utopian Vision for Art and Industry in the Canadian Wilderness
• Energy for Export and the Romaine River Hydroelectric Complex in Québec
• Environment Canada Website Features International Polar Year Projects
• SkeenaWild – A Community Based Approach to Salmon Management and Conservation in Skeena Watershed
• New Park Proposal for Northern Quebec: Tursujuq or the “Parc national des Lacs-Guillaume-Delisle-et-à-l’Eau-Claire”
• “Passage”: A Film by John Walker Looks at the Story of John Rae and Inuit Oral Histories of the Lost Franklin Expedition
• “Field Notes”: Monthly Newsletter Focuses on Current Research in Circumpolar North

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Last 9 Months

• April 2013 (4)
• March 2013 (3)
• February 2013 (4)
• December 2011 (2)
• July 2011 (1)
• March 2011 (1)
• February 2011 (5)
• January 2011 (1)
• November 2010 (3)

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Special Issue — “Pathway to Prosperity: The Northern Governance & Economy Conference” (Northern Public Affairs 2013) Breaking down boundaries by presenting ‘King Lear’ in Gwich’in Two Renewable Energy Pilot Projects for Igiugig, Alaska Breeding Birds Vulnerable to Climate Change in Arctic Alaska: A Story of Winners and Losers Talking Maps: Arctic atlas reads out Inuit names Study: Beverly caribou decline not as drastic as once feared (“I think habitat deterioration and disturbance is a factor”) Science of building warm houses in Alaska’s Arctic frigid climate Books: The Hidden Lives of Wolves (Jim and Jamie Dutcher) Report: Working Together to Understand and Predict Arctic Change (Arctic Research Plan, 2013 – 2017) Being There: Scientists Enlist Inuit for Long-Term Observations of Arctic Wildlife

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