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How long-awaited ‘transformative investments in infrastructure’ could address civilian and security needs in the Canadian Arctic

Canada’s Arctic and Northern Policy Framework (ANPF), released in 2019, remains almost entirely unrealized. While promising “an opportunity for Arctic and northern people, and

Opinion | BY P. WHITNEY LACKENBAUER | December 8, 2021

Northern Affairs Minister Dan Vandal is pictured outside of the West Block on Dec. 2. The Arctic and Northern Policy Framework promises to address ‘the need for transformative investments in infrastructure, rather than a remedial approach that only perpetuates a state of crisis,’ which territorial premiers and northern Indigenous leaders have been arguing this for years. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

How long-awaited ‘transformative investments in infrastructure’ could address civilian and security needs in the Canadian Arctic

Opinion | BY P. WHITNEY LACKENBAUER | December 8, 2021

Canada’s Arctic and Northern Policy Framework (ANPF), released in 2019, remains almost entirely unrealized. While promising “an opportunity for Arctic and northern people, and

How long-awaited ‘transformative investments in infrastructure’ could address civilian and security needs in the Canadian Arctic

Opinion | BY P. WHITNEY LACKENBAUER | December 8, 2021

Canada’s Arctic and Northern Policy Framework (ANPF), released in 2019, remains almost entirely unrealized. While promising “an opportunity for Arctic and northern people, and

Northern Affairs Minister Dan Vandal is pictured outside of the West Block on Dec. 2. The Arctic and Northern Policy Framework promises to address ‘the need for transformative investments in infrastructure, rather than a remedial approach that only perpetuates a state of crisis,’ which territorial premiers and northern Indigenous leaders have been arguing this for years. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

How long-awaited ‘transformative investments in infrastructure’ could address civilian and security needs in the Canadian Arctic

Canada’s Arctic and Northern Policy Framework (ANPF), released in 2019, remains almost entirely unrealized. While promising “an opportunity for Arctic and northern people, and

Opinion | BY P. WHITNEY LACKENBAUER | December 8, 2021

Northern Affairs Minister Dan Vandal is pictured outside of the West Block on Dec. 2. The Arctic and Northern Policy Framework promises to address ‘the need for transformative investments in infrastructure, rather than a remedial approach that only perpetuates a state of crisis,’ which territorial premiers and northern Indigenous leaders have been arguing this for years. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

How long-awaited ‘transformative investments in infrastructure’ could address civilian and security needs in the Canadian Arctic

Opinion | BY P. WHITNEY LACKENBAUER | December 8, 2021

Canada’s Arctic and Northern Policy Framework (ANPF), released in 2019, remains almost entirely unrealized. While promising “an opportunity for Arctic and northern people, and

How long-awaited ‘transformative investments in infrastructure’ could address civilian and security needs in the Canadian Arctic

Opinion | BY P. WHITNEY LACKENBAUER | December 8, 2021

Canada’s Arctic and Northern Policy Framework (ANPF), released in 2019, remains almost entirely unrealized. While promising “an opportunity for Arctic and northern people, and

Northern Affairs Minister Dan Vandal is pictured outside of the West Block on Dec. 2. The Arctic and Northern Policy Framework promises to address ‘the need for transformative investments in infrastructure, rather than a remedial approach that only perpetuates a state of crisis,’ which territorial premiers and northern Indigenous leaders have been arguing this for years. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade