Delighted that Macdonald-Laurier Institute could publish this new paper by my Alaskan colleague Cam Kovarek on the possibilities of airships for homeland security in the North American Arctic Thanks to Troy Bouffard for connecting us! #airships #Arctic #security macdonaldlaurier.ca/operationalizi…

We are delighted to announce that our Issue on Arctic Indigenous Peoples: Climate, Science, Knowledge and Governance will be available online this Monday, December 4! The issue will be available on our website: arcticyearbook.com. #ArcticYearbook2023 #AY2023

Issue of 2023 features 19 articles and 12 briefing notes and commentaries centering on this year’s theme of Indigenous Peoples. The issue will be available on our website arcticyearbook.com on December 4 at 8 a.m. GMT. Mark your calendars! #ArcticYearbook2023 #AY2023

A sneak peek of the Table of Contents and the first section of AY2023! Are you excited, or are you excited? The issue will be available on our website arcticyearbook.com on December 4 at 8 a.m. GMT. Mark your calendars! #ArcticYearbook2023 #AY2023

Less than 12 hours to go! AY2023 will be released at 8 a.m. GMT tomorrow, December 4th. How excited are you? Share in the comments! #AY2023 #ArcticYearbook2023

We are live! Click here to read our 2023 Issue: arcticyearbook.com #ArcticYearbook2023 #AY2023

Delighted to serve on the Yukon’s #Arctic Security Advisory Council, led by Macdonald-Laurier Institute Dr. Ken Coates and alongside distinguished colleagues Jennifer Spence Whitney Lackenbauer and MG (ret) Derek Joyce. The region deserves and requires thoughtful guidance. yukon.ca/en/news/govern…

AY Managing Editor Heather Heather Exner-Pirot is featured on this podcast of In the Room with Peter Bergen 👇🏻 As the Arctic Ice Melts, Could a New Kind of Cold War Be Coming? podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/as-…

Climate change is happening extra fast in the Arctic, a place that humanity has largely left alone. But as sea ice melts, and interests circle like hungry sharks, Arctic expert @exnerpirot tells us what opportunities are real, and which may be an icy mirage.

Congratulations pour in for #Nunavut’s historic day Prime minister, premier and others joined in the dancing at agreement-signing ceremony in #Iqaluit nunatsiaq.com/stories/articl…

📢 Reminder: the Call for Abstracts deadline for Arctic Yearbook 2024 is March 15th! 📢 This year’s theme is “Arctic Relations: Transformations, Legacies, and Futures” Visit arcticyearbook.com/call-for-abstr… for more info!

📢 The Call for Abstracts (250-400 words) deadline for Arctic Yearbook 2024 is today! 📢 Check out the post below for more details

Not Arctic related, but we are SO PROUD of Arctic Yearbook Managing Editor Justin Barnes Justin Barnes for qualifying for the 2024 Summer Olympics in sailing 🥳🙌🏻🇨🇦

As we work on our 2024 Issue BTS, let’s take some time to look at our latest issue 🔍 Our introductory piece was written by Lassi Heininen, Sara Olsvig, Justin Barnes, & Heather Exner-Pirot. 🔗 Read it here: arcticyearbook.com/arctic-yearboo… Arctic Yearbook #ArcticYearbook2023

The termination of Lapland professor Lassi Heininen after his participation in Moscow conference puts a chill on #Arctic research, writes Heather Exner-Pirot in this OpEd for the Barents Observer. thebarentsobserver.com/en/2024/06/ter…

Termination of ULapland’s Lassi Heininen after his participation in a Moscow conference puts a chill on #Arctic research “One day there will be a Russia without Putin, & it will be in our interests to have some ties between western and Russian scientists.” thebarentsobserver.com/en/2024/06/ter…

Join us tomorrow at 12pm ET as we talk about Canadian and US Arctic strategy, including NATO & NORAD but also domestic and foreign policy aspects. Delighted to be joined by Becca Pincus The Wilson Center as well as Rob Huebert, Alex Dalziel Balkan Devlen macdonaldlaurier.ca/event/icy-cros…

How is Arctic cooperation evolving amid global tensions?🤔 🎧In this episode, we engage in an insightful conversation between two distinguished members of the Arctic Circle Mission Council on the GlobalArctics. Heather Exner-Pirot Arctic Yearbook open.spotify.com/episode/4wMnuK…

The Arctic scientific community is grappling with how and whether to work with Russian researchers in the "soft" areas of environment & health. My response in "Issues" to my The Wilson Center colleague Nataliya Shok's article on Arctic disease surveillance: issues.org/global-diploma…