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In the News: Nunatsiaq News

Canada and Russia are looking to deploy surveillance drones in the Arctic

Professor delivers keynote at Japanese conference

Expedition uncovers first whaling wreck ever found in Canada's High Arctic

Dr. Susan Kutz of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, centre, with two Inuit men while doing Arctic field work studying the expansion of the range of lungworms on Victoria Island. The parasite affects animals such as muskox.

Researcher builds respectful partnerships with Indigenous people

PhD candidate takes part in Arctic training mission with Canadian Armed Forces

Canadian, Norwegian universities commit to 10 years of collaboration in space education, research

Arctic sea ice may be thinning faster than scientists initially predicted

Henry Penn, a postdoctoral scholar with the University of Calgary-led Arctic Institute of North America, at the Kluane Lake Research Station where he is installing the Yukon’s first solar-powered Cropbox to try to grow fresh produce year-round. Photo by Robert Reich, Kluane Lake Research Station

Kluane Lake Research Station tests Yukon's first hydroponic growing system

Researchers are studying emerging diseases that are causing drastic declines in muskox populations in Canada’s North.

Vet med scholars share science in the remote Arctic

Researchers are studying the small reindeer herd at the University of Calgary's Wildlife Research Station, at the Spyhill Campus.

Northern reindeer, muskoxen, caribou feel effects of climate change