Canada

TAI Bookshelf Podcast – Ecocritical Arctic Art History with Isabelle Gapp

In this TAI Bookshelf podcast, we talk with Isabelle Gapp about ecocritical art history and visual representation of

What does it mean to be ‘true north strong and free?’ Canada’s Elusive Northern Identity

What does it mean that Canada is a “northern country”? Far from immutable, Canada’s northern identity shifts with

Nunami Ilinniarniq: Inuit Community Control of Education through Land-based Education

Rather than fitting Inuit life into schools, Canada needs to fit schools into Inuit

Deregulate and Empower Indigenous Language Teachers

Arctic Indigenous language revitalization should be well funded. Revising Canadian policy on charity can help language

Collaborative Approaches for Wild Plants and Harvests in Whitehorse

Collaborative land use planning between city and Indigenous governments can protect Arctic plants and support wild

Realizing Indigenous Law in Co-Management of Natural Resources

To equitably manage Canada’s Arctic natural resources and elevate Indigenous law, reform is needed that centers

Geopolitical Implications of New Arctic Shipping Lanes

The increasing accessibility of newly open Arctic shipping lanes and ports brings with them troubling geopolitical

North but Maybe Not North Enough: Adapting Sub-Arctic Communities and Infrastructure to a Changing Climate

Churchill, a northern city in Manitoba, is located on thawing permafrost, and is taking action to address the rapidly

Reducing Individual Costs of Permafrost Thaw Damage in Canada’s Arctic

Permafrost thaw is costly for individuals. To reduce costs of the damage caused, reform to existing financial