Red October for real: Maps suggest Soviet subs cruised Canadian Arctic bi13671172 The old Soviet Union may have been just as familiar Canada's Arctic waters as s

Maps suggest Soviet subs cruised Canadian Arctic bi13671172 Sections of Cold-War-era nautical charts obtained by The Press suggest that Russian mariners have for decades possessed detailed and accurate knowledge of crucial internal waterways such as the Northwest Passage

Soviet subs cruised Canadian Arctic: maps bi13671172 The old Soviet Union may have been just as familiar Canada?s Arctic waters as s

Russian maps suggest Soviet subs cruised Canadian Arctic bi13671172 Some sections contain many more depth soundings than corresponding modern charts..

Soviets familiar Canada's Arctic waters bi13671172 Former Soviet Union nautical charts show they were as familiar Canada's Arctic waters as s

Canadian Arctic fails to yield diamond boom bi13671172 When huge diamond deposits were discovered the Arctic the early 1990s, geologists were optimistic there would be many more to come. But never happened..

Despite murky future, Canadian ice cores vital new Arctic study bi13671172 A major study of Arctic ice trends over the past 1,450 years ? published week the high-profile journal Nature, and confirming the "unprecedented" severity of the region's ongoing meltdown ? was carried out using a government-owned "archive" of glacial ice cores that was at the centre of a recent controversy over future

Arctic Air flies CBC-TV winter season bi13671172 Actor Adam Beach has put Hollywood career on hold to concentrate on projects like Arctic Air, the new CBC-TV adventure drama debuting January

Canadian Forces' Arctic costs could hit $1 billion bi13671172 The Harper government's Arctic policies don't come cheap. A series of internal Defence Department documents show that the biggest concern isn't getting forces the harsh region

Red October for real: Maps suggest Soviet subs cruised Canadian Arctic bi13671172 The old Soviet Union may have been just as familiar Canada's Arctic waters as s

Maps suggest Soviet subs cruised Canadian Arctic bi13671172 Sections of Cold-War-era nautical charts obtained by The Press suggest that Russian mariners have for decades possessed detailed and accurate knowledge of crucial internal waterways such as the Northwest Passage

Soviet subs cruised Canadian Arctic: maps bi13671172 The old Soviet Union may have been just as familiar Canada?s Arctic waters as s

Russian maps suggest Soviet subs cruised Canadian Arctic bi13671172 Some sections contain many more depth soundings than corresponding modern charts..

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