Placed squarely on the global geopolitical stage, Arctic politics is definitively part of world politics and no longer apart from it. While the shift has created renewed challenges for the region it is also forging new paths of political, economic, community, and security cooperation.
SESSION VI: MULTI-PURPOSE & MULTI-USER CRITICAL ARCTIC INFRASTRUCTURE Moderator: Honourable Erin O’Toole, Managing Director of ADIT North America; former MP, Durham and leader of Conservative Party David Thompson, Director General, Infrastructure, Portfolio Requirements, DND Sean Boyd FCPA, FCA, Chair of the Board, Agnico Eagle Mines Limited Madeleine Redfern, COO, CanArctic Inuit Networks; Executive Director,
NATO, Canada’s North and new NATO Centre for Climate and Security (Photo Credit: NATO, 22 June 2023, Air Defender: A line up of United States Air Force A-10 Thunderbolt fighter jets parked on the tarmac while a United States Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jet takes off, https://www.nato.int/cps/en/natohq/photos_216085.htm ) Leoni Reusing
Arctic360 2023 Conference - Trina Talks with Paul Barrett
Indigenous Engagement and Arctic Governance (Inuit Circumpolar Council Alaska. 2020. Food Sovereignty and Self-Governance: Inuit Role in Managing Arctic Marine Resources. Anchorage, AK. Page 15.) This week, Arctic360 sat down with Sara Olsvig, the Chair of the Inuit Circumpolar Council, for our summer 'Breaking the Ice' podcast kick-off. In
Arctic360 2023 Conference - Trina Talks with Doug Turnbull
Arctic360 2023 Conference - Trina talks with Yamanouchi Kanji
Arctic360 2023 Conference - Trina talks with Hon. David Collenette
Will Small modular [nuclear] reactors be part of net zero carbon emissions in the North? If we’re in a war against climate change, then Canada’s north is arguably on the front line of that existential battle. The northern part of Canada is where climate change is having some of its most
Submission to CIB 5-Year Legislative Review Executive Summary The policy premises and context that led to the establishment of the Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) remain highly relevant and necessary, in the evolving policy and infrastructure landscape. However, certain changes are required, particularly with regards to addressing the specific needs of Canada’s territorial North including Nunatsiavut
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