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Abandoned 1854 ship found in Arctic
A ship abandoned in the Arctic more than 150 years ago while searching for Sir John Franklin's expedition has been found.
Yukon MLA Todd Hardy dies
Yukon MLA and former NDP leader Todd Hardy has died at age 53 after a long fight with leukemia.
Phytoplankton vanishing from warming oceans
Microscopic marine algae called phytoplankton that produce half the world's oxygen and support most ocean life have been declining dramatically over the past century, Canadian researchers say.
Missing Mountie presumed drowned
Missing Mayo RCMP Const. Michael Potvin is presumed to have drowned, says the force's chief in Yukon.
Yukon calls judge's school ruling biased
The Yukon government is appealing an order to increase funding to the Francophone School Board.
Iqaluit permafrost study to help city planners
A study of Iqaluit's permafrost by scientists from Natural Resources Canada will help the city develop a plan to deal with climate change.
Taylor Highway declared a disaster
Alaska Gov. Sean Parnell has declared the condition of the Taylor Highway a state disaster.
Conditions 'ideal' for pilot's survival
Weather conditions are ideal for survival and for the search for an American piloting a Beechcraft A36 Bonanza who has been missing since Saturday, a Canadian Forces spokesman says.
Filipino man's deportation order appealed
Yukon Federation of Labour president Alex Furlong will ask federal Immigration Minister Jason Kenney to allow Francis Dura to stay in Canada.
No evidence seismic tests will cause harm: NRI
The executive director of the Nunavut Research Institute says there is no evidence that seismic testing in Lancaster Sound will have any impact on the environment.
Canada, U.S. map disputed seabed
For the first time, ships involved in a Canada-U.S. seabed mapping project will together explore a potentially resource-rich part of the Beaufort Sea claimed by both countries.
Bonnyville opposes Minnie Lake drilling plan
The Municipal District of Bonnyville, Alta., is backing a group of residents fighting an oil company's plans to drill beneath a nearby lake.
Cause of 3-death Nain fire a mystery: RCMP
Police say the cause of a fire that killed three people in northern Labrador on the weekend will likely be never known.
Labrador Inuit politician suspended for misconduct
A member of the Inuit government of northern Labrador has been suspended for three months without pay and may be removed from the Nunatsiavut assembly altogether for treating members of the public with "abuse and disrespect" and "making disparaging comments against Inuit women and Inuit."
Yukon departments reject Tombstone mining
Officials with the Yukon Environment and Tourism departments have expressed concerns about proposed mining exploration in Tombstone Park.

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