WAGE Circumpolar Partnership: The Arctic Economy and Social Transitions. Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)
Canada's Arctic and Northern Policy Framework CLICK HERE, for the Framework. In September 2019, the Government of Canada launched Canada’s Arctic and Northern Policy Framework. The Framework as developed by the federal government, Indigenous peoples, Inuit, First Nations and Métis, 6 territorial and provincial governments (Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Newfoundland
Arctic360’s Jessica Shadian and Madeleine Redfern testify to the House of Commons Standing Committee on National Defence on Arctic SecurityThey discuss the crucial role that think tanks play in helping facilitate track II diplomacy; why it is imperative that Canada produces its own Arctic infrastructure Strategy; and the interconnected nature between social,
Arctic Sovereignty & Security Summit SHADIAN OPENING REMARKS: BUILDING MULTI-PURPOSE, MULTI- USER STRATEGIC INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE CANADIAN 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
Arctic Circle gathering boosts cooperation across the circumpolar world Canada's three territorial premiers reinforced their solidarity at the Arctic Circle Greenland Forum which drew leaders from across the circumpolar world and beyond to Nuuk, Aug. 27 to Aug. 29. "The North is often seen with such a small population base versus
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
Canadian Arctic Stategy: A Discussion with MP Erin O'Toole MP Erin O’Toole sits down with Dr. Jessica Shadian, President and CEO of Arctic360, to discuss Canada’s Arctic and the absence of a long-term strategic plan for this important region. Dr. Shadian explains how Canada can learn from other Arctic nations to
Getting Canada back into the Arctic diplomacy business Jessica Shadian, PhD is president and CEO of Arctic360, Canada’s premier Arctic-specific think tank. This Toronto Star article draws from her witness testimony to the Senate Standing Committee on National Defence and Security regarding the Arctic. Read the Article Here
Denmark and Greenland: Time to debate colonial history Arctic360 Board Member Nauja Bianco, CEO for the Greenlandic House and the North Atlantic House in Odense, Denmark, spoke to Courthouse News about the upcoming Danish Documentary: “The Story of Denmark and Greenland — For Good and Bad." According to Bianco, ‘‘it is
Arctic360 2022 Conference Infrastructure Investment Meets Diplomacy March 9th - March 11th, 2022 University Club 380 University Avenue, Toronto, Canada Arctic360’s 3rd Annual Arctic Infrastructure Investment Conference: ‘Infrastructure Investment Meets Diplomacy’ Around the Arctic, global geopolitics is transforming the economic, political, and physical landscape at the top of the world.
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