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Fairbanks Daily News-Miner
Sep 13, 2026, 10:00 AM/6w agoNew

Foundation Health Partners awarded $16M to expand primary care service

Fairbanks‑based Foundation Health Partners received a $16 million grant from the state’s Department of Health, part of the federal Rural Health Transformation Program, to broaden primary‑care services and reform the local health‑care model for residents in Fairbanks and surrounding areas.

Polarjournal + Polar Journal

Tara Polar Station meets Xue Long 2 in the Arctic pack ice

On 8 September 2026, Tara Polar Station met the Chinese research icebreaker Xue Long 2 north of the New Siberian Islands, where the icebreaker guided the drifter through dense pack ice to the coordinates 82°24′ N 155°03′ E, where Tara began its year‑long Central Arctic climate mission – a boost to international research cooperation.

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Nunavut News, Yellowknifer + 1 more

Ten modular duplex social housing units arrive in Ulukhaktok by barge

Ten modular duplex social housing units were delivered to Ulukhaktok on Aug. 28 after a 2,400‑km barge journey from Hay River. Built by Indigenous‑owned Metcan Building Solutions Inc., the units are part of the GNWT’s $150‑million plan to provide 98 new homes across nine Arctic communities by spring 2028, with foundation and utility work pending before occupancy.

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The Economist
Sep 13, 2026, 12:50 AM/6w agoNew

Europe vies for Arctic influence

European leaders, including Germany’s Friedrich Merz and Poland’s Donald Tusk, are set to convene in northern Finland on Sunday to discuss Arctic policy, reflecting ongoing efforts to shape the region’s future.

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Cabin Radio
Sep 12, 2026, 10:03 PM/6w agoNew

Norman Wells bids farewell to oil production

Imperial Oil ceased 106‑year oil production in Norman Wells on Aug. 14, 2026, after decommissioning preparations begin, marking a pivotal shift for the Sahtu community that has relied on the company for 70 % of its municipal budget and prompting calls for lasting indigenous investment.

BBC Wildlife Magazine
Sep 12, 2026, 4:49 PM/6w agoNew

Why can't polar bears live in Antarctica?

The article explains that polar bears rely on Arctic sea ice, which is now at record lows, making the species unable to survive in Antarctica if relocated, underscoring how climate change limits suitable habitat for Arctic wildlife.

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LinkedIn
Sep 12, 2026, 3:34 PM/6w agoNew

Arctic Economic Council's Post

University of the Arctic launches a funding program for pre‑seed and incubator‑stage start‑ups to spur Arctic economic development.

EuroGOOS
Sep 12, 2026, 3:34 PM/6w agoNew

Arctic Circle Assembly 2026

The 2026 Arctic Circle Assembly will convene policymakers, researchers, and Indigenous representatives in Reykjavík, Iceland to discuss regional governance and collaborative Arctic strategies.

Cabin Radio
Sep 12, 2026, 8:00 AM/6w agoNew

City invites organizations operating vehicle fleets to EV conference

Yellowknife’s October 6 electric‑vehicle conference will bring northern fleet operators together to discuss reliability, infrastructure, and cost‑management, with a visit to a local charging station and guidance from existing users. Registration closes September 21.

ArcticToday
Sep 12, 2026, 4:10 AM/6w agoNew

Europe boosts LNG trade ahead of the ban

The EU is poised to use sanctions to influence Russia’s Arctic LNG trade, which is now more reliant on European buyers, with the 22nd sanctions package slated to target 14 Arc7 assets.

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Polar Journal
Sep 12, 2026, 3:30 AM/6w agoNew

Arctic climate change, archaeology and Trump

Trump’s 2025 executive order to boost Alaska oil and gas faces criticism from archaeologist Dr Charlotta Hillerdal, who argues that archaeology can become a political ally for Indigenous communities by linking heritage and climate resilience amid rapid Arctic warming.

Bloomberg + Bloomberg News

EU Leaders Urge Increased Funding for Arctic Defenses

At a summit in northern Finland, EU leaders called for greater investment in Arctic defense and infrastructure to strengthen security amid rising geopolitical tensions, following earlier meetings in Helsinki aimed at countering Russian activity in the region.

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