504 enregistrements totalisant 66,807,901.94 $ CAN, selon les données ouvertes officielles du gouvernement du Canada.
The funding received will be distributed to eligible students to help offset the high costs of conducting research in the north.
The funding received will be distributed to eligible students to help offset the high costs of conducting research in the north.
Shad will run two workshops in Cambridge Bay that will allow Kitikmeot students to explore STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) fields in small groups using hands-on and experiential l...
The grant supports 3 participants and 1 instructor from for Canadian Institutions to attend the Glacial Isostatic Adjustment (GIA) training school at Lantmäteriet in Gävle, Sweden from July 3-7, 2023....
The Tundra Science and Culture Camp, a 10-day outdoor educational initiative by the Government of the Northwest Territories, offers a transformative educational program for high-school students and ed...
The Northern Science Award is presented annually to an individual or a team who have made a significant contribution to advancing knowledge and understanding of the Canadian North.
Provide original and novel information about one of the few modern ecosystems that replicate the Proterozoic oceans. While most of lacustrine datasets in Antarctica come from the McMurdo Valley, this...
This research aims to model the impact of human-induced and natural disturbances—specifically placer mining, industrial noise, and wildfire—on moose distribution and density in the Klondyke Goldfields...
This project is in partnership with Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation (VGFN) with input from First Nation School Board (FNSB), this collaborative research asks what are VGFN perspectives on re-conceptualiz...
This research will examine the impacts of wildfire for northern reptiles and amphibians, which are generally understudied and are sensitive to changes in environmental conditions. They will focus on p...
This research addresses critical gaps in the understanding of walrus ecology in Nunavik’s Hudson Strait by combining Inuit Knowledge (IK) with scientific methods.
This research will contribute to the understanding of the impacts of wildfire mitigation practices on northern boreal ecosystems. The results will be used to inform and guide necessary forest fuel man...
This research will study a new species of the zoonotic, muscle-dwelling nematode Trichinella, T. chanchalensis, which was recently described in wolverine in the Yukon and Northwest Territories, based...
This research project, guided by community priorities in all six Inuvialuit communities, addresses gaps in understanding the experiences of Inuvialuit youth and Elders within the ISR country food syst...
The proposed research aims to improve the understanding of groundwater-permafrost interactions to determine the vulnerability of existing groundwater resources to permafrost thaw and to inform future...
The Northern Science Award is presented annually to an individual or a team who have made a significant contribution to advancing knowledge and understanding of the Canadian North.
This project will investigate how depth-related environmental conditions, such as light and temperature, influence the diversity, functional potential, and gene activity of stromatolite-forming microb...
This project will examine what Inuit frontline mental health workers identify as necessary to sustain and strengthen their roles in Nunavut’s mental health system, which is shaped by colonial legacies...
This project will review how glacier retreat is reshaping northern ecosystems and habitats for culturally important species by developing predictive models for fish in glacial lakes and rivers and ass...
This project will investigate the drivers of an expanding moose population at the edge of its range, examine how these drivers interact across mammal food webs, and compare wildlife activity patterns...
This project will combine Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit with permafrost and groundwater science to identify and assess landscape indicators of winter groundwater movement that create hazardous overflow area...
This project will investigate how climate-driven increases in moose populations are influencing wolf ecology and potentially increasing predation pressure on the Porcupine Caribou Herd. Using field da...
This project will document and preserve Inuit knowledge of preparing igunaq while examining how climate change affects its safety and preparation practices. Through community-led research, interviews,...
This project will explore how climate-driven hydrological changes affect pond ecosystems that support the endangered whooping crane in Wood Buffalo National Park, NWT. By combining contemporary monito...
This project will investigate how early Holocene sea level rise and glacial retreat transformed the Taku River watershed and how Indigenous peoples adapted to these rapid environmental changes. Using...