CEOS News Archive
David Barber receives honorary degree from Laval
December 14, 2017 —
"David G. Barber is a distinguished researcher whose scientific contribution to the Canadian research community is simply remarkable."
Monster discovered in Canadian Arctic
October 19, 2017 —
Graduate student Aurelie Delaforge discovered Canada’s first scientifically sound monster lurking under ice
NY Times: Canadian Town, Isolated After Losing Rail Link, ‘Feels Held Hostage’
August 31, 2017 —
"We can expect more of this — one-in-100-year flood events"
Wpg Free Press: Emission action needed or issues will get worse: climate change scientist
April 26, 2017 —
The world is heating up — and much more quickly than expected, a recent Arctic research report states.
International team of researchers release status report on changing Arctic
April 25, 2017 —
SWIPA give politicians and the public an understanding of what is occurring in this vital landscape
Vote: SIKU mapping platform a finalist for Google challenge
March 22, 2017 —
“We’re a small charity with a big heart. This funding will go a long way toward achieving our goals and helping Inuit communities address long-standing priorities for environmental and community health.”
Nat’l Post: With a key Arctic research project set to close in 2018, the Trudeau government ponders next steps
January 9, 2017 —
“(ArcticNet) has not only been useful, it has been outstanding,” said David Barber.
CBC The 180: The cold truth about wind chill
December 19, 2016 —
U of M grad student sets the record straight
Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources
‘Genice’: Genomics and Ice
December 8, 2016 —
New research project partners teams at Universities of Manitoba and Calgary to study the impact of oil spills in Arctic environments
Yahoo!: Meet the Arctic’s New Top Predator—Killer Whales
December 7, 2016 —
Sea ice experts explains why food chain is changing in Arctic