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Aerial view of Cambridge Bay.

When North meets South: A long-term partnership is changing the face of Arctic archaeology

NEWS | 13 February 2024

Polar bears may struggle to produce milk for their cubs as climate change melts sea ice

NEWS | 7 October 2023

A beached iceberg on the Nares Strait, which is surrounded by the oldest and thickest sea ice in the world.

New research underscores need to protect 'oasis of the Arctic'

NEWS | 7 July 2023

Brianna Lane, a master's student at U of T Mississauga, is developing an accessible method to monitor lake ice and snow levels in the High Arctic amid a changing climate

U of T grad student tracks 70 years of snow and ice data in the High Arctic

NEWS | 8 March 2023

Researchers identify mechanism responsible for temperature and salinity 'staircases' in Arctic Ocean

NEWS | 28 September 2022

Climate change slows reduction of methylmercury levels in Arctic: U of T researchers

NEWS | 19 February 2021

Ice arches holding Arctic's ‘Last Ice Area’ in place are at risk, U of T researcher says

NEWS | 5 January 2021

Virginia Isaac, a U of T Social Work grad, is helping Nunavut residents quarantine during COVID-19

NEWS | 17 November 2020

The PEARL Ridge Lab is located on Ellesmere Island at Eureka, Nunavut, about 1,100 kilometres from the North Pole

U of T researchers, students travel to high Arctic to conduct atmospheric research

NEWS | 28 September 2020

Ocean sea urchin reef

Predator loss, climate change combine to devastate Alaskan reefs: U of T study

NEWS | 17 September 2020

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