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How Gamètì and Wekweètì see the proposed Arctic Corridor’s new route

Gamètì and Wekweètì chiefs welcomed a new 30‑km wide Arctic Economic & Security Corridor that bypasses Yellowknife’s northeast route, promising shorter winter‑road access, new infrastructure and employment opportunities. The change is seen as especially welcome after the existing winter road has weakened and become less stable, while mitigation plans aim to protect caribou migration routes.

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Alaska Beacon + Anchorage Daily News

Trump administration pushes to eliminate Roadless Rule, risking wildlife and water in Alaska’s Tongass

The Trump‑era administration has filed a proposal to rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule, lifting road‑building and logging bans on nearly 59 million acres—including southeast Alaska’s Tongass National Forest. The move threatens critical habitat for eagles, bears and salmon, endangers water supplies for 47 million Americans, and faces a public comment deadline of September 21, 2026.

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Insights from Hokkaido, Japan
Aug 18, 2026, 11:28 AM/10w agoNew

Seminar: Entrepreneurship in the Changing Arctic

A seminar titled “Entrepreneurship in the Changing Arctic – Insights from Hokkaido, Japan” gathered students, researchers and policymakers to explore how business opportunities can evolve amid climate change impacts on the high‑north region.

Joint Arctic Command News + Arctic Today

Denmark Deploys First Conscripts to Greenland for Arctic Endurance Training

Denmark’s first cohort of 11‑month conscripts from the Schleswig Infantry Regiment was deployed in August to Kangerlussuaq and Nuuk, where they carry out operational duties during Exercise Arctic Endurance while learning concealment, navigation and camouflage skills tailored to Greenland’s tree‑free Arctic terrain. The deployment expands Danish military presence in the region and strengthens cooperation with the Greenlandic government and NATO allies under Denmark’s extended conscription program.

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PortNews English
Aug 18, 2026, 8:00 AM/10w agoNew

US shipbuilder Bollinger builds two new Coast Guard icebreaker classes on Gulf Coast

Bollinger Shipyards is building the first U.S.-made heavy Polar Security Cutter and its inaugural Arctic Security Cutter on Gulf Coast facilities, with construction milestones set through 2030 and a partnership with Canadian and Finnish firms to deliver up to four vessels, bolstering domestic polar maritime capability.

Yellowknifer
Aug 18, 2026, 7:55 AM/10w agoNew

Taltson shuts down for summer maintenance

The Taltson hydroelectric plant in the Northwest Territories was closed from August 16 to 27 for summer maintenance after a mechanical failure forced an earlier shutdown, with additional daytime work on transmission lines and new turbine runner inspections.

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