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What Does It Mean to Be Inuit Now?
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Louise Flaherty grew up in a treeless Arctic hamlet so far north in Canada that seasons were marked not by falling leaves or budding flowers, but by the polar night in winter and the midnight sun in summer. Yet reading government-supplied textbooks as a child, she imagined her world quite differently.
Los separatistas se perfilan para ganar las elecciones de Quebec. ¿Qué significará para la independencia?
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. En Limoilou, un barrio no muy lejos de las calles adoquinadas del Viejo Quebec, había pocas señales visibles de apoyo a la independencia de Quebec: ni banderas con la flor de lis, ni carteles con la leyenda “oui” en las ventanas de las casas o tiendas.
Separatists Are Set to Win Quebec’s Election. What Will It Mean for Independence?
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. In Limoilou, a neighborhood not far from Old Quebec’s cobblestone streets, there were few outward signs of support for Quebec’s independence: no fleur-de-lis flags, no “oui” signs in the windows of homes or shops.
Hessisch Oldendorf: Diebe stehlen hochwertige Bootsmotoren
Stand: 30.09.2026 09:26 Uhr Die Diebe sollen mehrere Motoren demontiert und gestohlen haben. (Themenbild) In Hessisch Oldendorf (Landkreis Hameln-Pyrmont) haben Diebe am Wochenende mehrere Außenbordmotoren gestohlen. Das teilte die Polizei am Dienstag mit. Die unbekannten Personen hätten zwischen Samstag und Montag zugeschlagen. Sie verschafften sich den Angaben zufolge Zutritt zu einem Firmengelände und hätten vor Ort die Motoren abgebaut.
Plucked From Obscurity, a French Outpost Navigates the Spotlight
The last outpost of France’s once-vast colonial empire in North America, the tiny archipelago of Saint Pierre and Miquelon is nearly encircled by Canada and far closer to the United States than to Paris. Marooned, perhaps, but safe in the anonymity of the world’s lost corners. Then, three recent events yanked it from obscurity: a hit television series from Canada, a political insult from France and tariffs — of course — from the United States.
Gander Welcomed Americans in 2001. Now, U.S.-Canada Tensions Hit Home
If any small town ever embodied Canada’s traditionally rock-solid friendship with the United States, Gander was it. Gander — just inland on the island of Newfoundland — was where generations of U.S. soldiers made their last stop in North America before venturing across the Atlantic to conflicts from World War II to Iran. Where many Canadians and Americans forged friendships and even marriages over the decades.
The Beavers Are Coming for Canada’s Arctic, One Dam at a Time
Until a few years ago, a small stream meandered down a long valley flanked by sheer ridges in Umiujaq, a subarctic village in northern Quebec. The waterway had pretty much hewed to that course since the earth’s crust rebounded after the last ice age. Newcomers from the south, though, had other ideas. A crew of bucktoothed, paddle-tailed beavers has erected five dams, the most impressive being as tall as a city bus and even longer. The sound of cascading water is heard half a mile away.
The Road to Nowhere Has a New Stop.
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Life was absurd. Jacinto Marques had slid out the battery tray from his bus countless times during the Arctic winter without any problems. But it was now stuck, jutting out of the side of the vehicle, on a sunny spring morning with blue skies. The clock was ticking.
Halfway Through Lent, a Small Quebec Island Celebrates With Masks and Jigs
As dusk spread over the island, the masked visitors made their way up a snow-covered path to a house overlooking the river. Once inside, each was made to perform a jig. Wearing wigs and hats over fantastic masks, their bodies transformed with pillows under heavy coats, they danced tentatively at first — to hide their footwork and their identity. “Let loose!” cried the homeowner, Cyrille Dufour, playing the spoons while others joined him on guitars and button accordions.
In Canada’s Frozen North, With Canada’s Frozen Soldiers
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Canada’s military ambitions in the Arctic hinged on a frozen door that wouldn’t open. Hundreds of troops landing on an island in the High Arctic last month were confronted with wind chill temperatures of minus 80 degrees Fahrenheit, frigid even by the area’s standards.
‘Compren canadiense’: Carney llama a comprar local tras amenaza de Trump de imponer aranceles del 100%
El primer ministro de Canadá, Mark Carney, respondió a la última amenaza del presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, de imponer aranceles del 100 por ciento a su vecino del norte si este concluye un acuerdo comercial con China. En un mensaje dirigido a la ciudadanía, Carney llamó tanto a la población como a las empresas a “comprar canadiense” y respaldar los productos nacionales. Además, subrayó que el país se “centrará en lo que podemos controlar” para fortalecer su economía.
Para dominar el Ártico, Canadá pone los ojos en un pueblo famoso por los osos polares
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Tiene el único ferrocarril que va del norte de Canadá hacia la zona poblada del sur, el único puerto de aguas profundas del Ártico y una pista de aterrizaje capaz de recibir algunos de los aviones militares y comerciales más grandes del mundo, un legado de la época de la Guerra Fría en la localidad.
Canada Turns to the World’s Polar Bear Capital to Defend its Arctic
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. It has northern Canada’s only railway to the populated south, the only Arctic deepwater port and a runway capable of handling some of the world’s largest military and commercial aircraft, a legacy of the town’s Cold War past.
Canada Turns to the World’s Polar Bear Capital to Defend its Arctic
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. It has northern Canada’s only railway to the populated south, the only Arctic deepwater port and a runway capable of handling some of the world’s largest military and commercial aircraft, a legacy of the town’s Cold War past.
En un Ártico cada vez más caliente, se desata una lucha por el paso del Noroeste
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Durante siglos, la muerte y el desastre se enfrentaron a quienes buscaban el legendario paso del Noroeste. La promesa de una vía marítima más corta entre Europa y Asia, en algún lugar a través del laberinto helado del archipiélago ártico canadiense, atrajo a exploradores como sir John Franklin a su perdición.
Canada Moves to Discourage Arctic Rivals as the Fabled Northwest Passage Opens Up
For centuries, death and disaster met those searching for the fabled Northwest Passage. The promise of a shorter sea lane between Europe and Asia, somewhere through the icelocked labyrinth of Canada’s Arctic Archipelago, lured explorers like Sir John Franklin to their doom. Today, with sea ice melting fast, the Northwest Passage is open long enough to welcome thousands of tourists annually aboard large cruise ships.
Where no trees grow, fresh strawberries all year-round
GJOA HAVEN, Nunavut -- Like many others in Gjoa Haven -- a hamlet perched high in Canada’s Arctic, alone on a large, flat wind-swept island -- Betty Kogvik never had any interest in plants. Gjoa Haven lives through weeks of total darkness during its long winters. Shrubs stir alive as ice and snow recede but keep their heads down during the short summers by hugging the tundra floor. The nearest trees are hundreds of miles south on the Canadian mainland, the shortest and skinniest of spruces.
High-Tech Greenhouse Brings Fresh Produce to Canada’s Arctic Original
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Like many othersin Gjoa Haven — a hamlet perched high in Canada’s Arctic, alone on a large, flat windswept island — Betty Kogvik never had any interest in plants. Gjoa Haven lives through weeks of total darkness during its long winters. Shrubs stir alive as ice and snow recede but keep their heads down during the short summers by hugging the tundra floor.
Quebec’s Charlevoix Region: A Food Lover’s Route of Local Farms and Flavors Original
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. It is a culinary adventure that started with a bang: Some 400 million years ago, a meteor more than two miles wide slammed into what is now the Charlevoix region of Quebec, Canada, creating an impact crater 34 miles wide.
Sector industrial argentino advierte que una de cada tres empresas redujo su producción
Buenos Aires — El 36,3% de las empresas industriales en Argentina redujo su producción respecto del promedio del segundo trimestre del año, frente a un 21,8% registró incrementos, de acuerdo con datos reportados por la Unión Industrial Argentina (UIA). “En ventas, el 43,5% reportó bajas y solo el 18,6% subas.
In Canada’s Northern Outposts, Rusting Relics Once Guarded Against Nuclear War
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. At the crossroads of Golf Street and Armed Forces Street, a large banana-shaped metal memorial on a pedestal gazes at the open sky in northern Canada. All but forgotten, its lower half blackened with time, it now stands forever still — or in repose, one might say.
Canada’s Indigenous Groups Demand a Say in Carney’s Race to Build
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Canada’s spin on the mantra has been a nationalist rallying cry of Prime Minister Mark Carney: Build “Canada strong.” Build a Canada less dependent on the United States.
The U.S.-Canada Border Runs Through This Library. That's Now a Problem.
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The U.S.-Canada border runs through this library. That’s now a problem.
Once upon a time, a wealthy widow who was a citizen of two neighboring countries hired craftspeople to raise a stately, turreted building of gray granite and stained glass windows. Only the finest wood adorned the reading rooms in its library. Cherubs soared over the proscenium arch in its opera house. But the widow’s most important, and perhaps unusual, request was that the building sit exactly on the nations’ common border.
Senators visit Canada, seeking a reset amid Trump’s provocations
OTTAWA, Ontario -- A bipartisan group of senators on Friday arrived in Ottawa seeking to stabilize the United States’ relationship with Canada, determined to mend a once-tight alliance that President Donald Trump has tested in recent months with tariffs and tough talk.
Skiing Town to Town in Quebec Original
Amid light snow, I skied out of the town of Ste.-Adèle, in the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec, and headed to Prévost, eight miles away. Only a few minutes earlier, I had walked out of Au Clos Rolland, a historic inn where I'd spent the previous night dining on a decadent three-course meal and resting up from a day of cross-country skiing.
Facing Early-Onset Alzheimer's, She Fought to Expand Assisted Suicide in Quebec Original
One recent evening, Sandra Demontigny tried to write down when she would die. "I sat down in a corner with a candle next to me, just to create my own bubble, to think and to cry a little," she said. She had reflected on this moment for years, desperately hoped for it, fought tirelessly for it. But the words refused to come out. The form before her remained blank. How, exactly, does one decide when to end one's life?
An Indigenous Group in Quebec Tries to Keep the Caribou Alive Original
The caribou emerged from the spruce trees in the distance, unmistakable with its creamy white neck and huge antlers. Behind it, the autumn sun was setting on a low mountain range and faintly illuminating a forest lake in a picturesque Canadian moment. In the dying light, the animal looked as majestic as it does on Canada's quarter - and just as motionless. In fact, it wasn't a living creature after all, but a life-size fiberglass replica from a store along one of Quebec's main highways.
An Arctic Hamlet is Sinking Into the Thawing Permafrost
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An Arctic Hamlet is Sinking Into the Thawing Permafrost Original
Image William Dillon, Jaden Cockney and their colleague, Derek Panaktalok, overlooking a permafrost thaw slump at the edge of Tiktalik Lake. A permafrost thaw slump on the shores of Lake Tiktalik in Canada's Western Arctic. Credit Credit... Jaden led the monitors back to higher ground and crept toward the edge of the thaw slump. "Billy, can I go and take a look?" he asked Mr. Dillon without stopping. The permafrost had disappeared under the slump's edge.
Plötzlich außer Gefecht: Tückische Verstauchung - was jetzt zählt!
Hauptnavigation Subnavigation Inhalt Fußzeilen-Navigation Stand: 20.01.2026 22:20 Uhr | vom Eine Distorsion ist eine unnatürliche Verdrehung eines Gelenks und wird auch Verstauchung genannt. Meist ist das Sprunggelenk betroffen. Was sind die Symptome? Und welche Behandlung hilft schnell? Ein einziger Fehltritt: Der Fuß wird ungewohnt belastet oder man knickt um. Schon ist die Verstauchung da. Diese unnatürliche Verdrehung des Gelenks ist schmerzhaft.
Los feligreses de una comunidad quieren demoler su iglesia, pero un sacerdote intenta salvarla
[Estamos en WhatsApp. Empieza a seguirnos ahora] Gérard Tsatselam abordó el ferri y se instaló en su lugar habitual, en un asiento reclinable, al fondo de una sala helada y oscura que habría estado llena si fuera verano. Intranquilo, se sentó enfundado en su enorme abrigo negro mientras una ráfaga de viento fuerte invernal retrasaba la llegada del bote al pueblo en el que intentaba salvar la iglesia.
Angry Catholics Wanted to Burn the Church. He Came to Save It. Original
The Rev. Gérard Tsatselam boarded the ferryboat and settled in his usual place, on a reclining seat, at the back of a cold, unlit room that would have been packed in summer. Uneasy, he sat shrouded in his large, black coat as high winter winds delayed the boat's arrival in the village where he was trying to save the church.
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save A junior hockey league team, the Quebec Remparts, in red, competes against the Sherbrooke Phoenix in the Videotron Centre in Quebec City, Canada, Dec. 28, 2023. Ever since the Quebec Nordiques decamped in 1995, leaving a hole in the Francophone city, vote-seeking officials have vowed to bring the professional hockey team back. But younger voters may be starting to forget the team.
CANADA LOGGING 1
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save — EMBARGO: NO ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTION, WEB POSTING, OR STREET SALES BEFORE 12:01 A.M. ET ON WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4, 2024. NO EXCEPTIONS FOR ANY REASONS — FILE — A portion of boreal forest in northern Quebec, Canada on June 14, 2023. A study found that commercial logging in Quebec and neighboring Ontario has caused the removal of 35.4 million acres of forest.
TRAVEL CHAOS 2
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save FILE — A firefighter battles the hot spots of a wildfire north of the Obedjiwan First Nation community in Canada on June 13, 2023. For many travelers and residents who rely on tourism dollars, this year was an ‘annus horribilis,’ with disasters, upheavals, and unparalleled weather events devastating top travel destinations across the globe.
Flames and smoldering brush in an area where wildfires are raging north of Obedjiwan, Quebec, Canada on June 12, 2023. (Renaud Philippe/The New York Times)
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save FILE — Flames and smoldering brush in an area where wildfires are raging north of Obedjiwan, Quebec, Canada on June 12, 2023. Disinformation merchants claim that wildfires like this one were enabled by arson rather than hotter and drier conditions.
CANADA FIREFIGHTING 3
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FILE -- Wildfires burning in Quebec, Canada, on June 14, 2023. Across North America, Europe and Asia, hundreds of millions of people endured blistering conditions. The U.S. special envoy for climate change called it “a threat to all of humankind.” (Renaud Philippe/The New York Times)
Canadian Wildfires, Bigger Than Ever, Test Foreign Firefighters Original
Americas|‘The Fires Here Are Unstoppable’ https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/17/world/americas/canada-wildfires-season.html An out-of-control fire was advancing rapidly toward a logging road on Tuesday afternoon, tearing through Canada’s immense — and highly flammable — boreal forest with a force and intensity bewildering to a team of French firefighters. Surrounded by thick smoke, a handful of them headed into the forest to search for water.
A Cop Called Coco, an Actor Named Mani, a Quebecer Exploring Quebec
“I didn’t perceive in any respect why we had been being separated into two classes of scholars,” he stated. That first day set off a seek for identification — his personal and that of the French Québécois — that, virtually by chance, finally launched his profession. In 2009, he was invited to carry out on the Théâtre de Quat’Sous in Montreal, which then showcased immigrant artists each Monday night.
A Cop Called Coco, an Actor Named Mani, a Quebecer Exploring Quebec
Canada|A Cop Called Coco, an Actor Named Mani, a Quebecer Exploring Quebec https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/30/world/canada/mani-suleymanlou-quebec.html MONTREAL — Just five years ago, Mani Soleymanlou, a Quebec actor of Iranian origin, was playing characters named Ahmed, Hakim and Karim on French-language television shows produced in the province.
Nunavik | À l’école d’été nordique
Une quinzaine d’étudiants québécois et français ont participé, en juillet, à une école doctorale dans la communauté crie et inuite de Whapmagoostui/Kuujjuarapik. Le photographe Renaud Philippe a assisté à cette session de cours unique où, loin des salles de classe, on s’était donné pour mission de bâtir des ponts entre les savoirs ancestraux et les connaissances scientifiques. Lizzi Niviaxie, une aînée inuite de Kuujjuarapik, est entourée d’une quinzaine d’étudiants universitaires à genoux.
A Fight Over America’s Energy Future Erupts on the Canadian Border Original
Climate|A Fight Over America’s Energy Future Erupts on the Canadian Border https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/06/climate/hydro-quebec-maine-clean-energy.html RADISSON, Quebec — Hundreds of feet below a remote forest near Hudson Bay, Serge Abergel inspected the spinning turbines at the heart of the biggest subterranean power plant in the world, a massive facility that converts the water of the La Grande River into a current of renewable electricity strong enough to power a midsize city.
Coubli, Donald Dogbo
Depuis quelques années, la relève britannique en jazz fait parler d’elle en mettant en valeur les racines africaines et caribéennes de leurs membres à travers de passionnants enregistrements.
Histoires de granges
Désuètes, désertées ou moins utiles, les vieilles granges tombent comme des mouches dans la campagne québécoise.
La Presse au Brésil | Les naufragés vénézuéliens
La crise économique qui fait rage au Venezuela a contraint près de 7,5 millions d’habitants à fuir vers les pays voisins. Au Brésil, la pandémie sert de prétexte pour limiter l’accès au territoire. Les réfugiés doivent désormais traverser la frontière de manière illégale en passant par les trochas, des chemins de terre contrôlés par des passeurs. À Pacaraima, la ville porte d’entrée, les conséquences humanitaires sont catastrophiques.
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