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Ottawa restores travel funding for NWT counselling program after months‑long pause

After a sudden, no‑notice halt on July 28 that left 60 clients waiting for support, Indigenous Services Canada’s counselling programme in the Northwest Territories was reactivated by Ottawa. Travel allowances were reinstated for this fiscal year, allowing in‑person sessions for residential‑school survivors and their families.

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Nunavut News
Jul 30, 2026, 1:39 PM/13w agoNew

‘Keep practising your language’; Inuit Circumpolar Council award winners celebrate culture

At a July 23 Inuit Circumpolar Council assembly, five recipients—including Rankin Inlet educator Tia Adams and Greenland musician Hans‑Henrik Suersaq Poulsen—were honored for their work preserving Inuit language and culture. Their projects range from tech collaborations with Google to music, clothing, and advisory roles that motivate Arctic youth to practice heritage.

MDPI
Jul 30, 2026, 12:59 PM/13w agoNew

Trends in Wind Waves and Wind Speed in the Eurasian Arctic Seas

The study maps wind‑wave and wind‑speed trends across the Eurasian Arctic Seas, revealing how spatial‑temporal variations in wind activity link to observed changes in sea‑ice conditions. Using multi‑decadal observations, authors quantify shifts in storminess and wave height, providing a clearer picture of Arctic oceanic response to climate change.

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Anchorage Daily News
Jul 30, 2026, 11:20 AM/13w agoNew

Letter: Don’t let mining promises pave over the facts

Lois Epstein and China Kantner warn that building the Ambler road is financially unjustifiable, would divert limited state funds from infrastructure and education, and offers no U.S. supply‑chain benefits since ore will be smelted in China.

Cabin Radio
Jul 30, 2026, 8:03 AM/13w agoNew

Joining the front line of the NWT’s fight to save its bats

Cabin Radio follows a team of researchers near Kakisa in the Northwest Territories as they monitor bat populations after detecting the first case of white‑nose syndrome there, deploying a probiotic spray and collecting swabs to assess fungal infection levels while caring for young pups.

BBC News
Jul 30, 2026, 6:54 AM/13w agoNew

Watch: Giant iceberg turns over near Greenland's coast

An eyewitness video captured a massive iceberg flipping off Greenland’s coast near Ilulissat, sending waves toward the town. The event highlights ongoing glacial instability around the UNESCO‑listed Ilulissat Icefjord.

Marine Insight Shipping News
Jul 30, 2026, 6:50 AM/13w agoNew

World’s Only Floating Nuclear Power Plant Passes Strictest 2-Week Safety Review In Russia

Russia’s Akademik Lomonosov floating nuclear plant passed a strict two‑week safety audit by 13 reviewers from the Moscow Center of the World Association of Nuclear Operators at Port Pevek in the Arctic. The review confirmed it meets Russia’s top nuclear standards, supplying 70 MW to isolated polar communities while noting minor technical improvements.

Center for Circumpolar Security Studies

AI’s Arctic Land Grab

Companies rush to establish AI data centers in the Arctic, but rising energy demands and opposition from local communities reveal significant environmental and social consequences.

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