POLAR Blog articles
- How a new northern mapping project is preserving Inuit traditional knowledge – June 29, 2017
- The surprising links between people and plants in the North – May 24, 2017
- What's killing muskox in the Arctic Islands? – April 3 2017
- The mystery of Yukon's disappearing kestrels – February 17 2017
- Exposing the secrets of the largest Arctic meteorite crater found in a decade - December 22 2016
- How Arctic scientists are unveiling long-standing marine ecosystem mysteries - November 11 2016
- Archeologists find rich historical record in melting Arctic ice - October 4 2016
- How Antarctic isolation affects the mind - September 16, 2016
- How a new catalogue of Arctic plants is revealing a changing North - July 14 2016
- How researchers are saving northern runways - June 23 2016
- What insects are teaching us about the Arctic - May 24 2016
- Labrador project combines local knowledge with new technology to make ice travel safer - April 7, 2016
- How Canadian ice research is changing the way offshore structures are built in the Arctic - December 23, 2015
- How could a warming Arctic affect bowhead whales? - October 15, 2015
- Renewable energy builds self-reliance in Fort McPherson, N.W.T. - August 27, 2015
- Flame retardants in Nunavut gulls are helping scientists understand how the chemicals are affecting Arctic ecosystems - July 15, 2015
- Housing innovations in Nunatsiavut - June 19, 2015
- Mapping the Van Tat Gwich’in routes - April 24, 2015
- Searching the North for new sources of medication - April 10, 2015
- Ice-sealed lakes in Canada’s highest Arctic are ancient living laboratories - March 13, 2015
- Using local knowledge to improve food security in the Arctic - March 6, 2015
- Biodiversity at the bottom of the Arctic Ocean - February 11, 2015
- Iconic driftwood house preserved in Mackenzie Delta permafrost - January 22, 2015
- Tracking fresh water and contaminants in the Arctic Ocean - December 19, 2014
- Innovative techniques monitor polar bears without disturbing them - November 27, 2014
- Using Antarctic ice to map the universe’s energy hot spots - November 7, 2014
- Advanced Canadian sonar technology takes crystal-clear pictures of arctic sea floor during the 2014 Franklin search - October 20, 2014
- Not wanted on the voyage: Invasive species and Arctic shipping - September 26, 2014
- Testing, testing: Inuit hunters and scientists work together to ensure walrus meat safe to eat - September 12, 2014
- Could amphibious buildings be part of the solution for flood-prone James Bay communities? - August 15, 2014
- Arctic berry research gives Inuit youth hands-on science experience - August 1, 2014
- Heavy-metal-eating microorganisms are being put to work filtering contaminated water at northern mine sites - July 18, 2014
- The Arctic voyages of the intrepid ringed seal - July 4, 2014
- An innovative project is using Arctic greenhouses to build food security and community well-being - June 18, 2014
- How an inventive Canadian experiment is exploring the possible effects of climate change in the Arctic - June 4, 2014
- New research into Arctic marine mammal movements aims to maintain the future of a traditional Inuit food source - May 2, 2014
- An Ottawa group of Arctic aficionados celebrates a milestone - April 16, 2014
- An Arctic researcher works to reduce the impact of trace contaminants in country food - March 28, 2014
- A program that sends youth from Canada’s North to Africa provides life-changing opportunities - March 8, 2014
- Emerging satellite and imaging technologies may help limit the increasing risks to Arctic shipping and exploration - February 28, 2014
- How economics, the environment and innovation may lead to a return to the airship, particularly for cargo transportation in the Canadian Arctic - February 8, 2014
- A look at the complexities of reaping the rewards of Arctic resource development - January 25, 2014
- Tracking the Arctic’s tiniest creatures reveals surprising insights into Canada’s polar region - January 11, 2014
- Understanding change in Canada’s boreal forest — including its farthest northern reaches — is critical to appreciating habitat change around the globe - December 14, 2013
- Tracking the Greenland shark’s Arctic movements - November 30, 2013
- How studying Arctic marine seabirds helps document pollution trends in the North and beyond - November 16, 2013
- Finding a balance between development and traditional food sharing in the North - November 2, 2013
- High Arctic glacier researcher works to help predict the impacts of climate change - October 22, 2013
- How muskrats are an example of co-operation between Aboriginal Peoples and government in Canada’s North - October 5, 2013
- Antarctic research could help NASA limit risks to astronaut health - September 21, 2013
- Canada's North may hold clues to water (and life!) on Mars - September 6, 2013
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