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• Thicken sea ice by trickling water on it? Company plans to test machine for that in Nunavut

  By Steve Silva Verified| CBC North Verified A Welsh company plans to test a wind-powered machine in Nunavut next winter that, if successful, will thicken sea ice as part of an effort to keep it around longer. A rendering of the re-icing machine. (Courtesy of Real Ice)A Welsh company plans to test a wind-powered machine in Nunavut next winter that, if successful, will thicken sea ice as part of an effort to keep it around longer.

  By Steve Silva Verified · CBC North

  Mar. 28, 2022

• Place name with Indigenous slur near Iqaluit needs to be replaced, women's advocacy group says

  By Steve Silva Verified| CBC North Verified A Nunavut women’s advocacy group says the official name of a group of islands containing an Indigenous slur relatively close to Iqaluit needs to be replaced. A map on Natural Resources Canada's website showing the location of Nunavut's Old Sq--w (highlighted in purple, right side of the image near Frobisher's farthest). (Natural Resources Canada)Warning: This article discusses an offensive slur. The CBC has chosen to only use it once for context and censor it in later references.

  By Steve Silva Verified · CBC North

  Mar. 15, 2022

• Thicken sea ice by trickling water on it? Company plans to test machine for that in Nunavut

  By Steve Silva Verified| CBC North Verified A Welsh company plans to test a wind-powered machine in Nunavut next winter that, if successful, will thicken sea ice as part of an effort to keep it around longer. A rendering of the re-icing machine. (Courtesy of Real Ice)A Welsh company plans to test a wind-powered machine in Nunavut next winter that, if successful, will thicken sea ice as part of an effort to keep it around longer.

  By Steve Silva Verified · CBC North

  Mar. 28, 2022

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