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Arctic gateways or strategic backdoors? Foreign investment and Canada’s dual-use dilemma: Pauline Springer for Inside Policy

October 7, 2025

By Pauline Springer, October 7, 2025 Canada is showing an increasing interest in investing in dual-use projects. Dual-use Arctic ports ...

Is dirty Chinese money undermining Canada’s Arctic?: Pauline Springer for Inside Policy

July 15, 2025

By Pauline Springer, July 15, 2025 China’s interest in the Canadian Arctic is growing. The People’s Republic evidently views the ...

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Arctic gateways or strategic backdoors? Foreign investment and Canada’s dual-use dilemma: Pauline Springer for Inside Policy

Is dirty Chinese money undermining Canada’s Arctic?: Pauline Springer for Inside Policy

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