Indigenous culture of Taimyr receives financial support
Indigenous peoples on the Taimyr Peninsula will receive new funding to preserve their culture. 28 different projects in the Russian Arctic benefit from the grants.
The next Arctic Winter Games will take place in 2023
Arctic Winter Games organizers reported that the next edition will now take place in early 2023. A postponement occurred because of Covid-19.
Closure of the Nikel plant at last
The small town of Nikel, in the far northwest of Russia suffered greatly from air pollution from the local nickel smelter. This has now been closed.
Russia’s Far East and its COVID figures
In the Far East of Russia, Chukotka has the lowest COVID numbers, despite high numbers of cases in neighbouring regions.
Santa Claus lives in Greenland
For decades, people have been puzzling at Christmas over where Santa Claus lives and works. Greenland Travel has the answer.
Russian Arctic indigenous people also suffer from COVID
The indigenous peoples in the Russian Arctic suffer massively, but unnoticed by the world public, under the prevailing COVID pandemic.
Nunavut’s fight against COVID goes on despite lockdown end
Nunavut has survived the hotest COVID phase after a two-week lockdown, but there is no all-clear yet, especially in Arviat.
COVID figures continue to rise in Nunavut
The number of COVID cases in the affected areas of Nunavut is rising at a slightly slower rate, but continues to rise.
First steps for the ARCTIC CONNECT project
The first phase of offshore research as part of the trans-Arctic cable link has been completed.
Nunavut fights COVID outbreak
In Nunavut, 70 cases of COVID-19 have occurred within a few days and have led the region into a lockdown.
Ambitious project of an air bridge in Chukotka
Anadyr and the village of Ugolnyye Kopi, where the airport is located, are separated by the estuary. An aerial cable car should bring relief.
COVID-19 also reaches remote polar regions
Despite all efforts and measures, the Sars-CoV2 virus has now reached the hitherto untouched regions of Nunavut in the Arctic and the Falkland Islands.
High Speed Internet for Nowaya Zemlya
High Speed Internet for Nowaya Zemlya. It will be easier for the population to contact the Russian mainland.
Russian Census started in Chukotka
The Russian census has already begun in several regions of the Far East. This was antedated in hard-to-reach areas.
Will small Greenland settlements soon be abandoned?
According to plans by Aaja Chemnitz Larsen, it could mean the end of Greenland’s small settlements.
Books will build bridges
Books build bridges between Inuit children in Canada and Greenland. Children can now share their reading materials with each other
Food insecurity increase in Canadian Arctic
A report by Human Rights Watch warns of a shortage of food for Canadian Arctic residents and accuses the government of mismanagement.
Ryan Reynolds and Canada Goose donate parkas
Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds and clothing brand Canada Goose donate 300 parkas and shoes to Inuit students.
COVID-19 cases in Nunavut mine
As more and more Hope Bay gold mine workers are infected with COVID-19, the incident is now being described as an outbreak.
Bering Sea – Plastic waste in the Arctic
Alaska’s communities have been literally inundated with large amounts of plastic waste, cans, and other debris.
Denmark helps Greenland solving social problems
Denmark aims to help Greenland modernising and improving its social system for the protection of the weak
Canadian Gwich’in leaders against oil drilling
The leaders of the Gwich’in in the Yukon call on opponents of oil drilling in Alaska’s nature reserve to intensify their efforts.
Pride Day in British Antarctic Territories
The administrations of the British Antarctic Territories and South Georgia/South Sandwich have officially designated November 18 as Pride Day.
Mysterious COVID-19 cases on fishing vessels
American Seafoods announces that 85 crew members of the “American Triumph” have tested positive for COVID-19.
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