Northern Canada is a frontier for Canadian security, diplomacy, and economic opportunity. Comprising almost half of Canada’s landmass, the three Territories play a critical role in the country’s ...

An eruption of Mount Churchill today similar to previous major plumes would bring much of the Northern Hemisphere to a ...

The premiers of N.W.T., Yukon and Nunavut are voicing ... Both Simpson and Akeeagok also said they would like to see Canada increase investment in Northern economies as part of its response ...

Eby first floated the idea at a news conference on Jan. 16 as he listed the ways his province works with its southern — and northern — neighbours ... a historian focused on Canada's North, based at ...

“When the opportunity came up to buy the Yukon Soaps Company in the heart of the Yukon, I saw it as a way to reconnect people to Canada’s ... of her First Nation Northern Tutchone heritage.

Map of the Mayo dam infrastructure, which spans the Mayo River. (YESAB ) Part of Yukon Energy's proposal includes replacing the control structure dam, which allows for water storage in Mayo Lake ...

Pilot of plane that went down near Faro, Yukon shares his story of survival and gratitude for successful multinational search ...

NORAD launched a combat air patrol from its Canadian NORAD Region to the northern region of Canada, and an air patrol from its Alaskan NORAD Region off the coast of the Alaska/Yukon border, to further ...

Indigenous participation and Indigenous Knowledge will help to shape decisions on major resource and infrastructure development and strengthen the Yukon and Canadian ... Crown-Indigenous Relations and ...

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That treaty was signed by Canada and the U.S. in ... Elizabeth MacDonald, with the Yukon Salmon Sub-Committee, a non-governmental advsiory body, said the research is important because it highlights ...

Mount Churchill stands in a white corner of the Alaska map, deceptive in its cold, windblown silence. At least twice in the last few thousand years, the peak’s ice-covered caldera has spewed ash that ...