A discussion on what is wrong with Canada’s Arctic policy and why a fresh policy approach is necessary.
Energy & Resources
U.S. Proposal Invokes Discussion on Canada’s Emission Targets
Alex Grigg examines how the American Clean Power Plan could impact Canada.
Spring Conference Round Up
Alex Liatsis summarises the NCC’s Spring Conference on Arctic Sovereignty and Security.
Using Oil as Political Currency: What ISIL’s Capture of the Baiji Oil Refinery Means for Iraq
Following ISIL’s capture of the Baiji oil refinery, David Hunter analyses the possible impact of Iraq’s political crisis on the global oil market.
Sustainable Development in the Arctic
Over the next several decades, permanent ice sheets in the Arctic will experience significant deterioration due to rising temperatures across the globe. Several new studies claim that by 2050, there will be zero summer ice in the Arctic. The dramatic change in environmental conditions has sparked a debate on a variety of issues. Two of Read More…
The Fermi Paradox: A Blurry Line Between Sci-Fi and Security (2/2)
In this second section of her two-part article series, Tina Bouffet examines both the plausible and the absurd proposed solutions to the Fermi Paradox.
The Fermi Paradox: A Blurry Line Between Sci-Fi and Security (1/2)
In this first section of a two-part article series, Tina Bouffet summarises humanity’s attempted contact with aliens and explains the ever elusive Fermi paradox.
Decreasing rainfall: a catalyst for increased conflict in North Africa?
Daniel Woodburn discusses the link between erratic rainfall patterns and propensity for conflict in North Africa.
Security Implications of Climate Change in the Canadian Arctic
Steven Chadwick explores the security implications of climate change in the Canadian arctic.
Partnership for Peace…or Business?
David Hunter explores the selective sanctions Canada has placed on Russia.