No. 1 -- Summer 2003
A Plan for the Land

No. 3 -- Fall-Winter 2002
One "Dirty Dozen" Down, More To Go

No. 2 -- Spring 2002 (PDF FORMAT)
On Thinning Ice

No. 1 -- Fall-Winter 2001 (PDF FORMAT)
Return of the Pipeline

No. 1 -- Fall-Winter 2000 (PDF FORMAT)
Persistent Organic Pollutants: Are we close to a solution?

No. 4 -- Fall-Winter 1999-2000
Impact and Benefit Agreements: Tools for Sustainable Development?

No. 3 -- Fall-Winter 1998-99
Staking our Claim: Reform of Northern Mining Law

No. 2 -- Winter 1998
Arctic Contaminants: An Unfinished Agenda

No. 1 -- Summer 1997
Ecological Change in the Hudson Bay Bioregion:
A Traditional Ecological Knowledge Perspective

No. 1-4 -- Fall / Winter 1996
Diamond Mining and the Demise of Environmental Assessment in the North

No.3-4 -- Fall / Winter 1995-96
Aboriginal Communities and Mining in Northern Canada
No.2 -- Summer 1995
Aboriginal Rights and Land Claims in New Zealand
No.1 -- Spring 1995
Marine Conservation -- Keeping the Arctic Ocean on the Agenda

No.4 -- Winter 1994-95
Sovereignty, Security, and Surveillance in the Arctic
No.1 -- Spring 1994
Managing and Monitoring: Tools for Sustainable Development

No.4 -- Winter 1993-94
Environmental Clean-up and Sustainable Development in the Circumpolar Arctic
No.3 -- Fall 1993
Creating Nunavut and Breaking the Mold of the Past
No.2 -- Summer 1993
Unfinished Business: Amending the Migratory Birds Convention
No.1 -- Spring 1993
Sorting It Out in the Northwest Territories

No.2 -- Fall-Winter 1992
Hydroelectric Power on the Great Whale River: Toward Environmentally Sustainable Development
No.1 -- Summer 1992
Indigenous Knowledge

No.4 -- Winter 1991
CARC 1991 Annual Report:  Two Decades of Change in Canada's North
No.3 -- Autumn 1991
Sustainable Development in the Hudson Bay / James Bay Bioregion
No.2 -- Summer 1991
Arctic Council:  Canada prepares for a new era in circumpolar relations
No.1 -- Spring 1991
"Their Garden of Eden" - Sovereignty and Suffering in Canada's High Arctic

No.4 -- November-December 1990
Nunavut Revisited - Nation Building in Canada's North
No.3 -- September-October 1990
Arctic Pollution: How Much is Too Much?
No.2 -- March-April 1990
Life on the Edge: The Inuit of Labrador
No.1 -- January-February 1990
PuIp and Paper on the Athabasca:
ECONOMIC DIVERSITY VS. ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER

No.3 -- August-October 1989
GOSSIP: A Spoken History of Women in the North
No.1 -- January-March 1989
Future Imperfect:
A controversial report on the prospects for Inuit society strikes a nerve in the N.W.T.

No.4 -- July-August 1988
The Soviet North
No.3 -- May-June 1988
Along for the Ride?  Northern Canadians Ponder Their Place on the Free Trade Track
No.2 -- March-April 1988
Mining the Popular Wisdom - Yukon 2000 brings a fresh approach to northern economic development
No.1 -- January-February 1988
CARC 1987 Report

No.5 -- December 1987
A Question of Degrees - Climactic change could radically alter our traditional view of the Arctic
No.4 -- November 1987
Arctic Fisheries: New Approaches for Troubled Waters
No.2 -- May-June 1987
Canada in the Circumpolar World
No.1 -- January-April 1987
In Search of Common Ground - Ottawa Rethinks Its Approach to Comprehensive Claims

No.5 -- November-December 1986
CARC 1986 Report
No.4 -- September-October 1986
Being There - The legitimacy of Canada's claim in the High Arctic rests, in part, on a strong civilian and military presence.  Meeting that condition has proved easier said than done.
No.3 -- May-June 1986
Lancaster Sound: A Consensus to Plan
No.2 -- March-April 1986
The Wolf at the Door - The Anti-harvest Campaign Strikes at the Heart of Northern Aboriginal Economies

Northern Perspectives 20 Year Index [1973-1993]