Northern Canada

A grand notion

How to realistically elevate the status of Indigenous languages

An Indigenous public art sculpture by Chris Paul titled Salish Sea is silhouetted at sunrise along the Oak Bay Marina walkway in the greater Victoria municipality of Oak Bay, British Columbia on Vancouver Island on October 17, 2022. THE CANADIAN PRESS IMAGES/Don Denton

Rights and traditions will define Indigenous governance of the future

Unique challenges of Canada’s North require unique fiscal arrangements

An RCMP cruiser parked on a road.

The RCMP needs comprehensive reform

A village of low-rise apartment buildings and a few shops sit between forest and the waterfront.

The need for Indigenous-led housing

Inuit Nunangat needs a community public safety officer program

Apologies and promises are not enough to end TB in the North

Inuit conservation is transforming life and work in the Arctic

When ESG investing hurts the people of the North American Arctic

When Whitehorse becomes the centre of the world

When it comes to Canada-China relations, it is time to look North

Why Canada may become a great global power this century

COVID-19 has changed how we respond to northern homelessness

In the North, young policy researchers innovate and adjust for COVID-19

Pandemic shouldn’t impede meaningful Indigenous engagement on Ring of Fire

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