EventFrom July 14‑17, 2026, a NATO Parliamentary Association delegation of about 30 MPs and officials from 14 allied states visited Iqaluit. Delegates toured the city’s deep‑sea port and military facilities while Canada highlighted its partnership with Inuit peoples as a “very good model” for Arctic governance and announced plans for a long‑range marine radar site to boost dual‑use infrastructure.
A NATO parliamentary delegation toured Iqaluit from July 14‑17, 2026, where Canadian MPs highlighted the country’s partnership with Inuit peoples as a model for Arctic governance, discussed future military‑civilian infrastructure—including an upcoming long‑range radar site—and toured the deep‑sea port and local military facilities.
A NATO parliamentary delegation toured Canadian Arctic defense facilities in Iqaluit to highlight the federal government’s partnership with Inuit peoples, underscoring Canada’s commitment to dual‑use infrastructure and treaty‑based security arrangements.
