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By Shelagh Grant, The Globe and Mail, June 30, 2010

Troubled Arctic waters

Canada needs to take immediate action to retain control over the North. Of all the polar countries, Canada is the most vulnerable to a potential loss of de facto control over its Arctic waters because of its lack of appropriate ships, port facilities and infrastructure to enforce the existing regulations. Read more

NUNATSIAQ online, June 28, 2010

Canada’s incomplete, Nunavut premier tells ICC

“Many people are surprised when they learn that Nunavut does not have a single port which connects its 25 communities”

NUNATSIAQ online, June 28, 2010

Canadian Inuit leader urges focus on children, youth

The Inuit Circumpolar Council should use its 2010 general assembly to mark “an new era in social change for Inuit,” especially the health and education of Inuit children, Mary Simon, the president of Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, said June 28.

SIKUnews, June 30, 2010

Survey shows little shipping interest in the NW Passage

"Companies are really, really not interested in Arctic routes"— Frederic Lasserre of Quebec's Laval University

SIKUnews, June 30, 2010

All knowledge is knowledge

"I think we should stop to distinguish between traditional knowledge and general knowledge. Knowledge is knowledge - whoever has it"— researcher Minik Rosing, ICC, Nuuk

SIKUnews, June 29, 2010

Inuit lash out at European Union official

No Arctic Council for the EU, ICC delegates say,

SIKUnews, June 28, 2010

Nuuk: ICC starts June 28

The Inuit Circumpolar Council starts its general assembly today in Nuuk, Greenland.

BarentsObserver, June 29, 2010

Floating NPP to be set afloat

The world’s first floating nuclear power plant will be set afloat on Wednesday. The plant will be operational in the Russian Arctic by the end of 2012.

BarentsObserver, June 29, 2010

Operations centre for BarentsWatch to Tromsø

The operations centre for the public information portal for northern sea areas will be located in Tromsø, while the parallel closed monitoring system for the sea traffic activities in the Norwegian and Barents Sea will be in Norway’s north easternmost town of Vardø.