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LinksAssociation of Canadian Universities for Northern StudiesThe Association of Canadian Universities for Northern Studies (ACUNS) was founded at Churchill, Manitoba, in 1977 and was incorporated in 1978. Registered as a charitable organization, ACUNS is a voluntary association of thirty-five Canadian universities and northern colleges with northern programs and interests. The purpose of ACUNS is the advancement of northern scholarship through education and research. Calm Air International Ltd.Operates daily scheduled airline service throughout northern Manitoba and Nunavut. Contributes to CNSC Northern Research Fund, a matching-funds granting program available to researchers conducting research out of the Centre, by providing complimentary air tickets. You can “Donate Now” to the CNSC through Canada Helps. Just click the “Donate Now” button found on our website or go to www.canadahelps.org and enter our name. Canada Helps is itself a charity and operates on the premise that all of Canada’s charities should have access to best-of-breed e-donation technology without having to bear the full cost normally associated with turn-key e-commerce. Canadian Polar CommissionEstablished in 1991 as the lead federal agency in the area of polar research. Responsible for disseminating knowledge of the polar regions and contributing to public awareness of the importance of polar science to Canada. Works closely with other governmental and non-governmental agencies to promote and support Canadian study of the polar regions. Provides a message forum and bulletin board related to northern issues, conferences, job postings, and grant information. Centre for Forest Interdisciplinary ResearchThe Centre for Forest Interdisciplinary Research (C-FIR) at the University of Winnipeg will be gathering place for forest ecology researchers from around the world. On a national level, the University of Winnipeg will now offer the wider range of forestry relevant programming within Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The CNSC is proud to have been a founding partner of C-FIR and continues to sponsor the field work of several C-FIR faculty. Churchill WeatherSee what the weather is like in Churchill today! Earthwatch InstituteThe mission of the Earthwatch Institute is to promote sustainable conservation of our natural resources and cultural heritage by creating partnerships between scientists, educators and the general public. The CNSC participates in this program through our Climate Change at Arctic's Edge program and be providing logistic support to the Polar Bears of Manitoba program. ElderhostelElderhostel is the world's largest educational and travel organization for adults 55 and over. The CNSC hosts several Elderhostel programs focusing on such topics as birding, beluga whales, polar bears, and northern lights.
For all your travel needs, contact churchill@gctc-mst.com or call toll free at 1-800-661-3830. Hudson Bay ProjectOne of the longest-term research studies in the Canadian north, the goal of the Hudson Bay Project is to better understand the interactions of herbivores such as lesser snow geese with the plants and animals that share the coastal arctic tundra of the Hudson and James Bay coast. Integrated Design Inc. (IDI) specializes in delivering practical, cost-effective, high-performance, sustainable buildings that have been optimized to provide ‘best value’ for building owners. IDI is based out of Saskatoon, with offices in Regina and Winnipeg. IDI is utilizing the Integrated Project Delivery process to project manage the CNSC’s new construction and renovation project, while also providing design facilitation, LEED certification and project commissioning.Provincial department responsible for wildlife and the environment. MB Conservation contributes $7000 annually to the CNSC Northern Research Fund, a matching-funds granting program available to researchers conducting research out of the Centre. Canadian WeatherWacky weather left you puzzled? Join meteorologists and weather enthusiasts in a discussion of everyone's favourite coffee break topic. Charts, maps and analysis of recent weather patterns. Organization of Biological Field StationsOBFS is an association of about 180 field stations and professionals concerned with field facilities for biological research and education, primarily in North America and Central America. This site provides links to OBFS member stations. Town of ChurchillFind out more about what the community of Churchill has to offer... Ursus InternationalLords of the Arctic instructor Rupert Pilkington operates Ursus International, a non-profit organization dedicated to environmental education and global conservation of all species of bears. Virtual NorthVirtual North is a gateway to outdoor adventure, fishing and wilderness expeditions in the Canadian North. Also features a web forum called the Outdoor Post. VIA Rail CanadaVIA Rail is the passenger rail service provider for Churchill, Manitoba. Trains arrive and depart each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
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