"The Arctic has always been a peopled place,” said Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory.

Advocate Mike Blais is optimistic the new Liberal government will fulfill its campaign promise to help war veterans.

“We’ve effectively been the world’s mother-in-law for the last ten years,” said Paul Heinbecker, former Canadian ambassador to the UN. “It’s time for us to get back to constructive engagement.”

Robert Michaud says tagging belugas will help find out where they spend the winter.

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Prof. Chris Metcalf says small projects could collect human waste, turn it into fuel and turn a profit within two years.

A poor berry harvest is forcing some large male grizzly bears to attack smaller bears, says Steve Michel, human wildlife conflict specialist at Banff National Park.

To find out more about a new Google extension that converts Inuit language syllabics into Roman orthography, Eye on the Arctic's Eilís Quinn spoke to Ryan Oliver, the director of Pinnguaq, the company that developed the tool.

“While this battle is won, the war is not over." Listen to the full interview with Patrick Bonin of Greenpeace.

Former diplomat Daryl Copeland underlines the importance of science in diplomacy.