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Earlier this week, @POLARCanada visited CRRC's Ice House at Laurier to share insights into their current funding oppurtunities and the Northern Scientific Training Program (NSTP)! A reminder that the deadline for students to submit an application for NSTP is November 10 at 3 pm.
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Wanting to attend an upcoming Arctic or northern research conference? Check out the new @POLARCanada travel grant ✈️❄️ Souhaitez-vous participer à une conférence sur la recherche dans l'Arctique ou dans le Nord ? Découvrez la nouvelle bourse de voyage 🔗 bit.ly/4705uCu
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Polar Knowledge Canada announces 2025 Northern Scientific Training Program Special Award recipients @POLARCanada
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Polar Knowledge Canada supports the next generation of Northern researchers with $95,000 in scholarships and awards @POLARCanada
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New exhibition about Indigenous Knowledge App opens at Canadian High Arctic Research Station @POLARCanada
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Launch of the Polar Regional Research and Activities Grants! Polar Knowledge Canada is now accepting applications for the Polar Regional Research and Activities Grants, with funding available up to $50,000 per project. Learn more and apply here: canada.ca/en/polar-knowledge…
New job opportunity with Polar Knowledge Canada! Community Engagement Officer (PM-04). Be a part of how research and traditional knowledge come together in the North! Apply by May 20, 2025.
Visit our website for more details and to apply! ow.ly/PyFE50VM6wy
Today is Indigenous Languages Day, and the beginning of Inuktut Language Month. We recognize the strength and importance of Inuit languages in preserving culture and identity. In the Kitikmeot region, Inuinnaqtun is spoken, carrying forward generations of knowledge and tradition.
The youth-led co-learning workshop in Pond Inlet, Nunavut, was a huge success! They shared results from the CINUK funded IQP-ASR project. More than just a results sharing workshop, this was an opportunity for relationship-building, knowledge sharing, and meaningful collaboration.
Celebrating 10 Years of Polar Knowledge Canada! This year marks a decade since Polar Knowledge Canada (POLAR) was established as a federal agency dedicated to advancing Arctic research and strengthening collaboration in the North!
We're excited to announce a new chapter in polar research cooperation! In February, POLAR and Instituto Antártico Chileno (INACH) signed a Memorandum of Understanding in Chile solidifying our partnership in polar science, technology, and logistics for the next decade.
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Between layers of frozen soil several hundred thousand years old, researchers have found a piece of ice that has withstood the onslaught of several periods of warming.
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1/2 🌊 Our researchers just got back from the first all-Canadian Antarctic Research Expedition.
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POLAR CINUK funding success story - results! Join the UCalgary - Kutz Research Group on Wednesday, March 26th in person or online as they summarize the research results from their project, Arctic Emerging Infectious Diseases (ArcticEID) from the last 3 years. Details attached!
Did you know that part of POLAR's mandate is to promote the development and dissemination of knowledge of the other circumpolar regions, including the Antarctic? That's why it's so important for us to support scientists in the Southern hemisphere! 📷 Cindy Wright
Research in the Antarctic can help us understand Canada’s Arctic environment? A team of 15 Canadian scientists is on a 15-day mission to Antarctica. This collaborative effort will expand our knowledge of polar science and reinforce our role in cold-climate research. #Antarctica
Congratulations to POLAR's newest Board member! Michelle Gillis is an Inuk Executive, Indigenous advocate and politician known across Inuit Nunaat. She looks forward to serving the Minister of Northern Affairs, communities, and watching science flourish in the Arctic!
March is National Engineering month! POLAR advances engineering in the Arctic by supporting innovative research, sustainable infrastructure, and clean energy solutions tailored to northern communities. Photo by Jill Hass, Senior Engineer with POLAR!
March 8 is International Women's Day! At POLAR, we know that women are at the forefront of Arctic research and climate action. With 61% of our workforce being women, we're closing the gender gap and empowering women to drive change. Photo by Arina Nikolaeva.
Canada plays an active role in Antarctic research. While the Arctic is our home, POLAR serves as Canada’s key link to Antarctic science and policy through the Canadian Committee on Antarctic Research (CCAR). Meet the current members of CCAR here! canada.ca/en/polar-knowledge…

























