Topix.net
Advanced Search
Enter ZIP, City or News Search

Arctic Region News

Arctic Region News continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.

Front Page > World News > Arctic Region
Top Story
Kendall Forced Back From N'th West Passage Attempt
Scoop | 18 hours ago
New Zealand yachtsman and adventurer Graeme Kendall has been forced to abandon his attempt to become the first person to sail solo non stop around the world via the Arctic Northwest Passage, in his yacht the ...2.9
Current News
Financial sector strive for a healthy and transparent system
Radio the Voice of VietNam | 18 hours ago
Five factors helping to stabilise the foreign currency rate According to economics experts, the exchange rate between Vietnam Dong and US dollar has remained stable due to five reasons.2.7
Legal battle raging
Newsday | Sunday
ATTORNEYS for Strategist/Covansy, one of the firms at the centre of the ongoing controversy over the award of a US$5 million project for computerisation of the Licencing Division, have written to Yvonne ...2.7
Old and new combines at Aqpik Jam
Nunatsiaq News | Friday Aug 26
Top Left to Right: The Kuujjuaq heavy metal band, Angava, with two of popular singer William Tagoona's sons, Derek Tagoona and Willis Tagoona , as well as of Fred Parsons , rocked Kuujjuaq until the wee hours ...1.3
Pilots at Higher Risk of Cataracts
Nlm.nih.gov | Thursday Aug 25
Airline pilots are at higher risk of developing cataracts because of exposure to cosmic rays while aloft, researchers said on Monday.2
Topics: Iceland, Cataract
Baxter questions Bafana's commitment again
The Mercury | Thursday Aug 25
By Jonty Mark Johannesburg: Stuart Baxter yesterday again questioned his players' commitment, ahead of the must-win World Cup 2006 qualifier against Burkina Faso on September 3. "Anyone who is not 100% ...2.7
Topics: Iceland
Nimrod Crew in Huge Rescue Effort
Daily Record | Wednesday Aug 24
A SCOTS rescue crew covered 1200 miles to lead an international search for a yacht missing in the storm-tossed North Atlantic.2.7
Topics: Iceland
Visiting wild and remote Greenland
Independent Online | Tuesday Aug 23
Kulusuk - The lure of massive ice deserts, virgin nature, polar bears and authentic traditions is attracting tourists to Greenland's east which had previously been on the map as a big mass of nothing much.2.7
Topics: Greenland
AFP Features
Yahoo | Tuesday Aug 23
An uninspiring small stadium and basketball courts alongside a children's playground have become a potent symbol in the struggle to preserve a dwindling amount of recreation space in densely-populated Hong ...2.1
Leaves - The Angela Test
Soundgenerator.com | Monday Aug 22
Universal Island Records 2005 Rating: 7. by James Glazebrook 22 Aug 2005 Iceland, birthplace of Reykjavik-based five-piece Leaves, is reckoned to be a place of beautiful, far-reaching landscapes and stark ...
Topics: Iceland
Two Greenlandic top politicians have spent hundreds of thousands of taxpayers' money on priva...
Copenhagen Post | Monday Aug 22
Auditors reveal that Greenlandic top politicians spent public funds on alcohol, strippers, and private luxury.2.7
Topics: Greenland
Rise of the Roman Empire: I Was on Standby to Obliterate Scotland
Daily Record | Monday Aug 22
HE'S seen as the saviour of Hearts - but not so long ago, Vladimir Romanov's role was to help prepare for the total destruction of Scotland.2.7
Topics: Iceland
A tale of two regions
Bismarck Tribune | Sunday Aug 21
Once there was a pair of trolls living in Skagafjorour, Iceland ... North Dakota and Iceland are rich in folk tradition, often defined by a deep relationship to starkly beautiful landscapes, severe weather, animals and immigration.
Loleta-based sculptor's work
Eureka Reporter | Sunday Aug 21
An invitation to have a solo exhibit in a Canadian gallery gave Loleta-based Icelandic sculptor ... The exhibit invitation came from Don Martin, chairman of the Gimli Art Committee and fellow Icelandic artist.1.3
Services scheduled for woman slain in Iceland
Herald-Mail | Saturday Aug 20
Funeral services for a local woman found dead on a U.S. naval base in Iceland will be held next week in Frederick as authorities continue the investigation into her death.
Herald publisher shares visit abroad
The Daily Herald | Thursday Aug 18
With wife Barbara at my side, I returned from a trip earlier this month to Norway, Iceland and England.
Chicago Tribune Pamela Sherrod column
News-Sentinel | Monday Aug 15
LAS VEGAS MARKET - SUMMER 2005: The Las Vegas Market, the newest forum for introducing new furniture and furnishings to store buyers and the media, made its debut at the new World Market Center here last month.
Raise a glass of red for eye health - study
Stuff | Monday Aug 15
A study which shows moderate red wine drinkers have only half the risk of developing cataracts has been welcomed by New Zealand optometrists.2.7
'LazyTown' inspires kids to get up and go
The Boston Globe | Sunday Aug 14
Sportacus is not your standard sex symbol. He has a Salvador Dali mustache and a wardrobe limited to spandex unitards and matching vests.
President Reagan's son provides insights into family, urges compassion for children
MyWestTexas.com | Friday Aug 12
The late former President Ronald Reagan planned to toughen America's approach toward the Soviet Union well before he was elected president in 1980, his eldest son said here Thursday night.
Mark Keatley Appointed as Actavis Group's Chief Executive of Finance
Primezone.com | Wednesday Aug 10
Actavis Group hf. announces today that Mark Keatley has been appointed as Chief Executive of Finance of the Actavis Group from 1 September and will become a member of the Group's Executive Board.
Topics: Iceland, Ghana, Africa
From bowels of the earth, hot water for energy, heating
Community Times | Wednesday Aug 10
For miles along the deserted, two-lane roadway off the main highway from Reykjavik, the only evidence of human presence in this ruggedly beautiful terrain are elevated high-voltage lines and a three-foot ...1.3
Topics: Iceland
Show inspires cancer patient
Daily Herald | Wednesday Aug 10
With popular acts that attract thousands of kids, the folks at Spring Hill Mall have a pretty good idea what kids want.1.3
Rolling back Iceland's desert
BBC News | Thursday Aug 4
"Iceland is a doomsday scenario for the rest of the world," says Andres Arnalds calmly.2.9
That's So Jacques - By John Hendrie
Hotelnewsresource.com | Wednesday Aug 3
The Hospitality Industry has spawned many ancillary ventures, aimed at informing the Visitor, guiding them gently to venues of choice, removing the vicarious nature of travel - prompting, proselytizing, ...
Topics: Iceland, Secaucus
Ottawa featured on popular travel website
Ottawabusinessjournal.com | Wednesday Aug 3
Visitors to Ottawa can expect to pay less for a hotel room than they would in Iceland or Boston, but more than they would in St.1.3
Firm to locate in town
Worcester County Messenger | Wednesday Aug 3
After years of shipping ready-to-use cartons from overseas, an Iceland-based firm that manufactures printed folding cartons is locating its first U.S. subsidiary in Somerset County, a move that eventually could ...
Svalbard fire sparks fears
Aftenposten in English | Monday Aug 1
A fire inside the Svea Nord mine on Svalbard continued to burn on Monday, and it's spreading fears about the overall future of coal mining on the Arctic archipelago.1.3
Topics: Svalbard
Fast-moving glaciers surprise research team
Maine Today | Monday Aug 1
Two University of Maine scientists studying the effects of climate change in the Arctic have discovered that two glaciers in Greenland are moving at a not-so-glacial pace.1.3
Topics: Greenland, Orono
The view from here: 'Handy Dad' assembles daughter's bed
ThisWeek Community Newspapers | Jul 28, 2005
The first step in this process was clearing everything out of Madison's room so we could paint.
Topics: Iceland
Ossur Acquires U.S. Orthotics Company Royce Medical
Primezone.com | Jul 28, 2005
Ossur, a trusted and leading global supplier of prosthetic and orthotic devices, announced today that after finalizing due diligence, it has agreed to acquire orthotics manufacturer Royce Medical Holding Inc, ...
Fiery Furnaces Plan Double Dose
Spin | Jul 28, 2005
Contrary to earlier reports, the Fiery Furnaces will release two albums of new material separately, instead of as a double-disc set as originally planned.
Prime Minister Travels to Winnipeg
News.gc.ca | Jul 27, 2005
Prime Minister Paul Martin will travel to Winnipeg, Manitoba on July 29, 2005. Please note that all details are subject to change .2.7
Arctic Region - Page 2 4
Get news alerts for this page 4
 Subscription Site30-day free trial 
The Icemen Cometh
Newsweek via KeepMedia.com | May 23, 2005
It's beautiful, but the climate is vile. Resources are few and history books tell of dismal poverty.
More KeepMedia Articles 4

 
 
Ask questions, get answers www.wondir.com
 
Brogden steps down over 'mail-order bride' jibe
The Nelson Mail
NDP Says PM Soft on Wood
Ltvnews.com
 
U.N. envoy faults U.S. AIDS policies
San Jose Mercury News
Pigs plan seen as jiggery-porkery
Smh.com.au
Malaysia, Brunei to iron out difficult outstanding issues
The Star Online
Bulgaria Poised on BGN 160 Minimal Salary in IMF Talks
Novinite.com
Old Mutual says mulling $5.7 bln bid for Skandia
Reuters UK
 
 
elapsed time: 0.948 seconds