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Pentagon to review report blaming JBER F-22 pilot for crash
Completed imaging project lets Web browsers 'soar' over Alaska coast
Video: NOAA puts Pribilof Islands documentary online
New encyclopedia of Tlingit language baffles Sitka elders
UAF student boycott kills popular intramural sport for semester
Published: September 3rd, 2009 12:00 PM
Last Modified: September 3rd, 2009 01:05 PM
Link: Canwest News Service Canada has lodged a diplomatic protest with the U.S. government over its unilateral imposition of a fishing ban in a part of the Arctic Ocean above the Alaska-Yukon border claimed by both countries. The new flare-up in a long-simmering territorial dispute over an 8,000-square-mile section of the Beaufort Sea has come to light less than two weeks before Prime Minister Stephen Harper is scheduled to visit President Barack Obama at the White House.
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