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27-29 August 2022 — BUILDING MULTI-PURPOSE, MULTI-USER, STRATEGIC CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

27-29 August 2022 With the support of the Arctic Embassy to the Kingdom of Denmark Arctic360 Convened the Nuuk, Greenland Arctic Circle Forum, Session: BUILDING MULTI-PURPOSE, MULTI-USER, STRATEGIC CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE OPENING REMARKS: Deputy Premier, Diane Archie, Minister of Infrastructure, Minister Responsible for the Northwest Territories Power Corporation Moderator: Jessica Shadian, President and CEO,

27-29 August 2022 — TURNING THE PAGE: CRITICAL MINERALS MINING AND THE ARCTIC IN A NEW GLOBAL ERA

27-29 August 2022 With the support of the Arctic Embassy to the Kingdom of Denmark Arctic360 Co-Organised with the Government of Yukon, the Nuuk, Greenland Arctic Circle Forum, Session: TURNING THE PAGE: CRITICAL MINERALS MINING AND THE ARCTIC IN A NEW GLOBAL ERA Moderator: Dr. Jessica M. Shadian SPEAKERS Denis Robert, Ambassador

‘Carving out Climate Testimony’ – Canada-Inuit Nunangat-United Kingdom Arctic Research Programme (CINUK).

'Carving out Climate Testimony' - Canada-Inuit Nunangat-United Kingdom Arctic Research Programme (CINUK). Temperatures in the Canadian Arctic are rising several times faster than elsewhere in the world. This is resulting in ecological changes that are impacting the mental health and well-being of Inuit communities, including their youth. A collaborative project called Carving out Climate Testimony:

WAGE Circumpolar Partnership: The Arctic Economy and Social Transitions. Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)

WAGE Circumpolar Partnership: The Arctic Economy and Social Transitions. Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) More information coming soon. Click the logo below to visit the LinkedIn page.

Arctic Sovereignty & Security Summit

Arctic Sovereignty & Security Summit SHADIAN OPENING REMARKS: BUILDING MULTI-PURPOSE, MULTI- USER STRATEGIC INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE CANAADIAN NORTH Canada needs an Arctic strategy but specifically, an Arctic infrastructure strategy. Moreover, Canada must move away from a persistent approach of patchwork announcements that are often more defensive in posture than proactive, and seemingly unattached to

Canada’s North: Reply to Natural Resources Canada Critical Minerals Strategy Discussion Paper

Canada’s North: Reply to Natural Resources Canada Critical Minerals Strategy Discussion Paper Canada’s Critical Mineral Strategy requires specific stand-alone attention to the North. The North should be a specific stand-alone sub-theme and focus area and initiative needs to specifically speak to the implications for the North. Read the Report

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