Canadian filmmaker brings remote Arctic people to screen
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Inuit filmmaker Zacharias Kunuk bought   a video camera in 1981 with the proceeds from the sale of three   soapstone sculptures and the purchase kick-started his   movie-making career.
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Werner Herzog,  who has made movies about grizzly bears in Alaska and a downed  fighter pilot in Laos, just finished filming in Antarctica and  one thing he wants to make clear: it was easy.
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REYKJAVIK: Arctic people aim to team up with tropical islanders in a campaign against global warming, arguing that polar bears and palm-fringed beaches stand to suffer the most.
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Indigenous to the region, the Inuit want a 'meaningful voice' in the territory dispute.
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An extraordinarily revealing documentary portrait of the Swedish director at his home on the desolate Baltic Island of Faro.
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Cinema&#39;s self-styled  anthropologist, Werner Herzog, whose &quot;Grizzly Man&quot; emerged as  one of 2005&#39;s more intriguing documentaries, returns with  another unique travelogue.
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Follow your bliss. Get out a pickax and chop holes in the frozen tundra of northern Canada.
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Independent filmmaking allows for human-scaled productions that leave film formulas behind.
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Native bands are exerting increasing control over natural resources across vast stretches of northern Canada.
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Arctic peoples aim to team up with tropical islanders in a campaign against global warming, arguing that polar bears and palm-fringed beaches stand to suffer most.
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Canada has said it will build two military facilities in the Arctic. Are we witnessing a scramble for resources in the region?
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BOSTON -- The Gakkel Ridge, encased under the frozen Arctic Ocean, is steep and rocky, and scientists suspect its remote location hosts an array of undiscovered life.
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The lesson in Asif  Kapadia&#39;s &quot;Far North&quot; is that when an independent and obviously  resourceful woman from the tundra says that a shaman told her  she would bring harm to anyone foolish enough to get close to  her, it&#39;s wise to listen.
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By MICHELLE MACAFEE  WINNIPEG (CP) - About 40 scientists from the University of Manitoba are preparing for one of the largest research projects ever to be conducted in the Arctic.
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Pen Hadow, who's preparing for a months-long trek across the Arctic, speaks on climate change, how technology has changed the life of an explorer, and the dangers of swimming with bears.
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Manufacturing is virtually nonexistent in the Arctic, yet recent studies show that Eskimos and other Arctic peoples carry unusually high levels of human-made toxins.
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Celine Petit, Patrick Bismuth and Pauline Huret pictured outside Nunavut Arctic Colleges North 40 campus.