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In June, the Prime Minister also announced the National Food Security Strategy, which Ottawa states defines a comprehensive approach to strengthening Canada’s food system. (Cedric Gallant/CBC) The federal government announced
Three snow crabs. Credit: NOAA Fisheries Washington, DC—Thursday, U.S. Senators Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan (R-AK) welcomed the announcement of roughly $99 million in funding allocated for Alaska fishery disasters
According to Canada Post, the honorees represent First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities from various regions across the country and were chosen in consultation with the Assembly of First Nations,
These anthracobia fungi are a type of fire-loving fungi that help consume some of the harmful chemicals in the soil left behind after a wildfire. (Submitted by Monika Fischer) Within
The control structure at Mayo Lake is part of Yukon Energy’s Mayo dam complex. A lawsuit filed to Yukon Supreme Court by the utility says a cable at the facility
Yukon Hospital Corporation CEO Tiffany Boyd stands outside the Whitehorse General Hospital on June 12, 2026. She said the lack of space at the hospital serves as its “Achilles heel.”
Baffinland Iron Mines has secured much-needed cash to restructure its finances. As of May 14, the company owed $2.6 billion to creditors. (Submitted by Baffinland) Now that Baffinland Iron Mines
A file photo of Northern Mountain Caribou. Hundreds of caribou specialists are gathering in Yellowknife this week for a semi-annual conference. (Pierre Emmanuel Chaillon) By Kaila Jefferd-Moore Hundreds of caribou