Canada launches ambitious Arctic policy—new consulates in Anchorage and Nuuk
On December 6, Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly announced a sweeping Arctic policy aimed at safeguarding the region from climate change, geopolitical tensions, and foreign interference. Speaking at a press conference in Ottawa, Joly outlined the strategic importance of the Arctic and Canada’s responsibility to lead in its protection and development.
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