Abstract The Canadian Northern Corridor (CNC) has been proposed as a potential solution
to the challenges presented by limited transportation infrastructure in Northern Canada …

This paper is a follow-up to the School of Public Policy's initial publication on the corridor
concept published by Fellows and Sulzenko (2016). In it, they give a summary of the broad …

This paper reviews current climate change projections for northern Canada and considers
what these mean for infrastructure development in the proposed Canadian Northern …

Infrastructure development in Canada's northern regions remains a challenge. Although
scholars and policy-makers recognize the significant socio-economic potential of northern …

The corridor concept aims at reducing the costs, duplication, and delays associated with the
construction of transportation and ancillary infrastructure. These include diversification of …

Governance issues deserve to be considered at an early stage of CNC development in
order to facilitate decision-making processes on substantive questions, such as corridor …

We investigate and project the likely socio-economic effects on the community of
Tuktoyaktuk from completion of the all-season Highway 10 (the Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk Highway) …

Road connection is viewed as a contributing factor to a variety of positive economic
outcomes. However, for remote subarctic communities, it can also mean a significant impact …

Improving access to domestic and international markets can create large economic benefits.
Multimodal infrastructure corridors of road, rail, utilities and communications can improve …

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Canadian Northern Corridor (CNC) Research Program is an
investigation of the feasibility, desirability and acceptability of the corridor concept in …