Arctic360: Canada’s national Arctic think tank.
We collaborate with and convene leaders from Indigenous corporations and Northern governments to Bay Street, industry, and defence along with Canada’s allied Arctic counterparts to address and better understand the big Arctic geopolitical challenges of the day.
Our mission is to elevate the national conversation about Canada’s North and the Arctic region, and to provide an inclusive and coordinated platform for Canada to engage in Arctic discussions around the world.
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2027 Annual Conference
2 – 4 FEBRUARY 2027
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“Perhaps I should start by thanking, the Arctic360 team, not only for bringing us together today but also for all the work that you do. It is very important work. It is very important work, and we know that we are living in a pivotal moment for the Arctic and for Canada.”
— Hon. Anita Anand, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Canada, Opening Remarks, Arctic360 2026 Annual Conference
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Your support allows us to continue with our efforts to elevate Canada’s national conversation on the Arctic at home and abroad. We are a Canadian non-profit dedicated to education and research to support a sustainable, peaceful, and prosperous Arctic region.
Arctic360 Ten Year Vision
In collaboration with our partners and collaborators at home and like-minded neighbours, think tanks, organizations, and institutions around the circumpolar region, our Vision is to be Canada’s leading venue for informed Arctic dialogue, independent policy relevant research, and actionable ideas to support and strengthen Canada’s efforts as an Arctic nation respected for its persistent Arctic leadership and engagement, transparency, and accountability in creating inclusive and sustainable Northern and Canadian economic prosperity and innovative thinking.
In the ongoing pursuit of our Vision and to ensure we continue to realise our Mission, we are inviting you to help support our sustained efforts to elevate Canada’s national conversation on the Arctic at home and abroad through education, convening, and research to support a sustainable, peaceful, and prosperous Canadian North and Arctic region.
