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Ottawa coughs up short-term money for High Arctic research station

By Beth Brown, Nunatsiaq News November 13, 2017
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Canada’s most remote research station has survived the chopping block again and now has another a year and a half—and $1.6 million—to study climate change in the Canadian High Arctic.

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