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James Raffan’s latest book, the story of a polar bear and her cubs on a journey around Hudson Bay, is a call to action to reverse an ecological crisis. The scientist and storyteller has been exploring the Arctic for over four decades and has seen firsthand the devastation of climate change. Here’s why he hasn’t given up hope.

As sea ice around the Arctic continues to recede, one company is combining traditional knowledge with cutting-edge technology to track its changes.

Scientists flock to the territories each year to study climate change. But the way they conduct that research also holds its own important lesson about reconnecting to the land.

Northerners have more post-secondary schooling options than ever before, but can a university system in the territories deliver on its promises?

Several projects that are by-the-North and for-the-North are among three winning groups.

My experience on a blockade and why the fight to protect our homelands connects all Indigenous peoples.