Limited transportation infrastructure facing threats in northern Canada

By Emily Blake · The Canadian Press
Ice forming later, breaking earlier
Andrew Arreak says travelling on the ice — the main highway in Canada's Arctic — provides access to the land and food, connects communities and is part of Inuit identity. But climate change is making ice travel less predictabl

Related Keywords

Norway ,United States ,Northwest Territories ,Canada ,Hay River ,Aklavik ,Inuvik ,Alaska ,Rankin Inlet ,Nunavut ,Svalbard ,Pond Inlet ,Beaver Creek ,Russia ,Gjoa Haven ,Canadian ,Russian ,American ,John Hawkins ,Laura Cabott ,Emily Blake ,Barry Henkel ,Fabrice Calmels ,Dylan Clark ,Andrew Arreak ,American Meteorological Society ,Us Navy ,Canadian Press News Fellowship ,Yukon University ,West Channel ,Canadian Press ,Canadian Climate Change Institute ,Northern Canada ,Contwoyto Winter Road ,Mayor Laura Cabott ,Dempster Highways ,Alaska Highway ,Transport Canada ,Canadian Press News ,Potential Canadian Northern Corridor ,Global Seed Vault ,Independent Barents ,North Norway ,