Canada

An old problem, a new opportunity: A case for solving the Beaufort Sea boundary dispute

The new Canadian government has the change to resolve one of the few remaining boundary disputes in the Arctic: the

Thinking Critically About Security and the Arctic in the Anthropocene

The confluence of its ecological, social and political characteristics makes the Arctic anthropocene

Cue Cards for Trudeau: Bringing Arctic Cooperation to DC, Part II

Will U.S. President Obama and Canada's Prime Minister Trudeau’s discuss climate change in the Arctic when meeting in

Cue Cards for Trudeau: Bringing Arctic Cooperation to DC, Part I

With PM Justin Trudeau heading to Washington, Arctic regional collaboration should focus on the exchange of renewable

First Past the Pole: Harper, Trudeau, and Canada’s Arctic Values

Will Canada's Arctic values change with Justin Trudeau after almost a decade of Steve Harper rejecting liberal

Arctic Dialogue 2014 – Interview with Joël Plouffe

In cooperation with the 2014 Arctic Dialogue we conduct a series of podcast interviews with some of the speakers: Joël

Arctic Dialogue 2014 – Interview with Michael Byers

In cooperation with the 2014 Arctic Dialogue we conduct a series of podcast interviews with some of the speakers:

Canada and the Arctic: An Ambiguous Relationship

Canada holds a prominent place in the Arctic but when its policy approach displays a gap between rhetoric and factual

Arctic Oil and Gas: The Role of Regions

Arctic offshore developments highlight the relationship between regional interests and related systemic constraints in