H.E. Maïté Blanchette Vézina spoke about the sustainable development efforts of Arctic communities! From innovative solutions to the preservation of Indigenous knowledge, these initiatives are paving the way for a resilient and prosperous Arctic future.
#ArcticSustainability
Hon. P.J. Akeeagok, Premier of Nunavut, Canada, emphasized the importance of Arctic security for regional stability and prosperity. Collaborative efforts are essential to tackle climate change, territorial disputes, and sustainable development. 🌍
#ArcticSecurity
#ClimateAction
PS Yvonne Jones led an insightful discussion on the future of the Arctic and the impact of fires in the region. The focus was on the impacts of climate change and the sustainable development of indigenous populations 🌍🔥
#ArcticFuture
#ClimateChange
Thrilled to welcome Ms. Lisa Dempster, Minister of Environment and Climate Change of Newfoundland, to the
@_Arctic_Circle
Assembly 2024! Her expertise and leadership are key as we explore the future of the Arctic. 🌍❄️
#ArcticCircle2024
#ClimateChange
#Leadership
We are honored to welcome Mr. Robert Sinclair, Senior Canadian Arctic Official 🇨🇦, to the
@_Arctic_Circle
Assembly 2024! His expertise and leadership are invaluable as we discuss the future of the Arctic. Don’t miss his enlightening sessions!🌟
#ArcticCircle2024
#ArcticLeadership
Exciting news! 🌟For the first time, the
@_Arctic_Circle
Assembly 2024 will host an Arctic Business Forum with the Yukon First Nations Chamber of Commerce. Explore new opportunities and sustainable practices in the Arctic. Don’t miss out!
#ArcticCircle2024
#ArcticBusiness
Need a break? 🇨🇦 Canada is sponsoring a Youth Lounge at the Arctic Circle Assembly 2024! Relax, recharge, and connect with other young attendees. Enjoy comfy seating, fun activities, and a welcoming atmosphere! 🌟
#ArcticCircle2024
#CanadaYouth
@jennyhillcanada
@CanadaIceland
Min. Joly recently met with the Council of Leaders from the Northwest Territories to discuss Canada’s upcoming
#Arctic
Foreign Policy. Northerners’ insights are crucial in shaping this policy as we commit to meaningful engagement for a stronger, more inclusive Arctic future.
Every step forward is a step towards healing. 🧡
Today, and every day, is a time to reflect on our shared history, acknowledge the lasting impacts of the residential school system, and commit to meaningful action.
#NDTR
Wear an orange shirt today to remind us of the children who never came home. We must never forget the lasting harm caused by the residential school system in Canada.
#OrangeShirtDay
#EveryChildMatters
“Reconciliation is a shared pursuit. We all have a responsibility to take steps, collectively, to right the historic wrongs that continue to impact the present.”
Message:
#NDTR
On National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we confront the painful impact of the residential school system, and the unspeakable abuse and trauma it inflicted on First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.
Prime Minister Trudeau’s statement on
#NDTR
:
In Iqaluit,
@ArcticSAONorway
,
@robertdsinclair
&
@sdwgsecretariat
Chair had the pleasure of touring the Legislative Building of Nunavut with MLA George Hickes. Nunavut has a consensus style of government.
Fun fact: the 2015 Arctic Council Ministerial meeting took place here.
28 years ago today, the Arctic Council was established with the signing of the Ottawa Declaration.
To mark the occasion,
@ArcticSAONorway
, 🇨🇦SAO
@robertdsinclair
& 🇺🇸SAO Eric Carlson share highlights from the original declaration that remain highly important today.
✈️
@ArcticSAONorway
, 🇨🇦Senior Arctic Official
@robertdsinclair
&
@sdwgsecretariat
Chair landed in Iqaluit, the largest community & capital of Nunavut. Over the next day, they will have a series of meetings and visits to gain a deeper understanding of this region of the Arctic.