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Porcupine caribou in Ivvavik National Park

RBC joins string of banks that will not directly fund drilling projects in Arctic refuge

The Royal Bank of Canada recently joined more than 24 major financial institutions that will not fund resource development in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

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John Carmichael recognized for monitoring Arctic char

A long-time fisherman and Elder was celebrated for his work in monitoring a species of Arctic char on Sept. 17 at the Nihtat Gwich’in Council building.

Dr. Murray Humphries appointed CMN co-Research Director

The Canadian Mountain Network (CMN) is thrilled to announce that Dr. Murray Humphries has been appointed Interim co-Research Director. In this role he will work in close collaboration with fellow co-Research Director Norma Kassi, with whom he has a longstanding research relationship.

Black carbon effects on climate in the Arctic during winter and spring

As an important light-absorbing aerosol, black carbon (BC) can affect the energy balance of the earth-atmosphere system via direct and indirect radiative forcing. When BC deposits on snow and ice, it can trigger BC-snow/ice feedbacks, further affecting climate.

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NWT colleges sign agreement to work together more closely

Aurora College, Collège nordique francophone, and the Dechinta Centre for Research and Learning have signed an agreement to collaborate on NWT post-secondary education.

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RBC joins string of banks that will not directly fund drilling projects in Arctic refuge

John Carmichael recognized for monitoring Arctic char

Dr. Murray Humphries appointed CMN co-Research Director

Black carbon effects on climate in the Arctic during winter and spring

NWT colleges sign agreement to work together more closely

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