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Jane Glassco Northern Fellows, left to right: Melaina Sheldon, Thomsen D’Hont, M

Re-Evaluating Court options for Yukon First Nations

Feb 19 2019 | IN Traditional Knowledge | BY A\J Staff

Three policy recommendations can better serve the diverse needs of Indigenous communities.

Beyond Crisis

Feb 12 2019 | IN Pollution | REVIEWED BY Gideon Forman

A story of hope for a rapidly changing world

The flags of Canada, Nunavut and Cambridge Bay / photo by / Don Halffield

The Nunavut Land Claims Agreement and Arctic Governance

Feb 11 2019 | IN Research | BY A\J Staff

New report calls for more youth and elder representation on territory boards

Why We Walk

Feb 06 2019 | IN Water | BY Mary Anne Caibaiosai

Nga zhichige Nibi onji – We do it for the water.

Melaina Sheldon speaks at the Glassco Fellowship meeting in 2017/Pat Kane

Keeping Aboriginal Youth out of the Correctional System

Dec 10 2018 | IN First Nations | BY A\J Staff

“There is a need to prevent Indigenous youth from entering the correctional system from the starting point.”

Old White Mountain, Yukon/Photo by Jeff Few

Encouraging closer collaboration between scientists and Yukon First Nations

Dec 06 2018 | IN Scientists | BY A\J Staff

Many northern First Nations are left unaware of the field research being conducted on their traditional territory. How to bring local Indigenous leaders into the permitting process?

Thomsen D'Hont addresses a Glassco Fellowship meeting in Yellowknife/Pat Kane

Recruiting Indigenous Physicians in the Northwest Territories

Dec 03 2018 | IN Health | BY A\J Staff

What will it take to get more Indigenous doctors practicing medicine in the North? Thomsen D'Hont, a Metis medical student from Yellowknife, has a few ideas.

Land meets sea at Uruma City, Japan/Ryo Yoshitake ©

Living the best of both worlds

Nov 21 2018 | IN Resilience | BY Hai Lin Wang

Can conservation and human prosperity really co-exist?

Incremental Livable - An A\J Q & A with Gordon Harris

Nov 12 2018 | IN Planning | BY A\J Staff

There's an urban revolution happening atop Burnaby Mountain showing sustainability and profitability do mix.

A World Apart – How Global Collaborations Benefit Research

Nov 05 2018 | IN Workplaces | BY Braydon Black

Swedish professor Karin Björkland tells A\J how a partnership with the University of British Columbia helped make her a better researcher.

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