Dying bears. Dripping glaciers. Inuit in peril. Bestselling author Ed Struzik wades into the climate change meltdown.

Aboriginals, whites and the clash over caribou. By Tim Querengesser

Nunavut has seen lots of snowstorms, but no one was ready for what struck the Kivalliq region last winter.

By Nathan VanderKlippe -- In Arctic national parks, polar bears can enter – but firearms can’t. Conservation must or safety hazard?

Jessa Gamble embarks on an adventure down the Thelon River, hunting a quarry that’s huge, ancient, shaggy – and utterly elusive.

As sea-ice recedes, polar bears have become a climate-change poster child, placing the North’s sport-hunt industry on ice. By Jasmine Budak

If global warming is altering the Arctic, the polar ocean will be the first to feel the heat. An icebreaker full of scientists is on the case.By Michael Ganley

Watch the aurora in action! Curtains of light billow in the sky, and James Pugsley captures the spectacle on video.

At the High Arctic’s most extreme research base, it’s more than science that gets a little weird.

By Jessa Gamble

International Polar Year breathes life into Arctic science, and Canada is finally taking a leadership role. By Jessa Gamble