Photo: Sailing ships at the dock in Kodiak, ca. 1940. Smith Collection. Courtesy of Tim and Norman Smith. Ship — Skuunaq (schooner), Raa’uciq (sailboat) Skuunaq tang’rk’gka. – I saw the
Dear Alaskans, Marine debris. National Ocean Service As the state with more coastline than the rest of the country combined, Alaska has a direct stake in the health of our
A bulldozer pushes dirt while an excavator sits idle on a placer mine site in the Klondike gold fields. (Chris MacIntyre/CBC) By Chris MacIntyre A backlog of licence and permit
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The Nunavut government is recommending a tenfold increase in Baffin Island caribou harvest levels. According to aerial surveys, caribou numbers between 2014 and 2024 increased by roughly 25 per cent
Image-Iron Dog Race WASHINGTON—U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) welcomed the announcement from Iron Dog Race Inc. that the world’s longest snowmachine race will expand its route to include three new
Image-Congress.gov WASHINGTON — The U.S. Coast Guard announced it would homeport its first two Arctic Security Cutters in Kodiak, Alaska with a third Alaska Arctic Security Cutter homeported in Seward
The National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa. (Photo: Radio-Canada/Michel Aspirot) The National Gallery of Canada (NGC) has announced the unveiling of Qillaniq, an exhibition entirely dedicated to contemporary artists from