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Rankin Inlet’s youth arrived in Gillam to learn about the customs and traditions of Fox Lake Cree Nation.

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A variety of species depend on Pikialasorsuaq, also known as Sarvarjuaq or the North Water Polynya.

Campaign Milestone

New Animated Video Highlights Importance of North Water Polynya

In the waters between Greenland and Nunavut, a biologically rich region provides essential habitat for marine mammals, fish and seabirds.
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Fisheries Director Katie Schleit.

Floe Edge Blog

Meet the Team Q & A: Katie Schleit, Fisheries Director

Katie Schleit is Fisheries Director for Oceans North and focuses on rebuilding fish stocks while integrating the needs of people and the ecosystem.
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Commentary

Why Canada Should Stay the Course on Ambitious Targets to Reduce Marine Emissions

To fight climate change, we need to reduce emissions from as many industries as possible—including shipping.  
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The Supreme Court of Canada.

Commentary

How an Upcoming Supreme Court Decision Could Impact Our Oceans

The Supreme Court of Canada will soon decide whether the Impact Assessment Act is constitutional.
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Diver and ArcticKelp researcher Paulina Bruning photographs Saccharina latissima kelp in North Hudson Bay, as she is surrounded by mysid shrimp and a jellyfish.

Showcase

A Deeper Dive into Arctic Kelp

Showcasing one of the newest additions to the Arctic Marine Atlas.
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Showcase

Underwater Noise Pollution Poses a New Threat to Arctic Wildlife

As the Arctic shipping season begins, Oceans North has released a new video about the changes facing the region—and what we can do about them.
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What's That Sound?

Ship noise affects the Arctic, its ecosystems and its communities. So what are we doing about it?

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2022 Annual Report

The Oceans North 2022 Annual Report provides highlights from the last year of our work in the Arctic, Atlantic and the high seas.