Reconciling the Past, Securing the Future: Greenland’s Changing Security Environment
As US pressure on Greenland intensifies, addressing Denmark’s colonial legacy could strengthen trust, bolster resilience, and help Greenlanders determine their own political future.
Op-Ed: Canadian Companies Build Smelters in the Congo. Why Not in Nunavut?
Canada is funding Arctic roads to unlock Nunavut’s zinc and copper, yet companies have no plans to process those minerals at home or to guarantee Inuit ownership of the deposits.
Paper Sovereignty: Why a New Defense Bank Won’t Solve Canada’s Arctic Vulnerability
Canada’s push to diversify defence partnerships and financing will mean little for Arctic sovereignty unless Ottawa can turn procurement plans into deployable military capability.
Issue Brief by Taylor Stetka: The Growing Need for Canadian Arctic Maritime Security
Canada’s Arctic is facing growing maritime security pressures as climate change reduces sea-ice coverage, expands vessel access, and exposes gaps in surveillance and infrastructure.