Introduction Some scientists and commentators are currently convinced there are changes in climatic conditions across the globe. According to researchers, climate change across the Polar Regions is the highest when compared with other regions across the globe. The rate of climate change is very rapid in the North. It is causing enormous ecological, physical, sociological, and economic effects thereby affecting the indigenous people living in the Polar Regions. The northern parts of Canada, also known as the North, have been widely affected by changing climatic patterns. These changes result from deforestation and emission of enormous amounts of greenhouse gases. The trick today is to convince the skeptical scientists about the current concern and the need to promote environmental conservation measures. Human depends depend on the environment and therefore they have to conserve and monitor climatic changes. Since climate change has remained undoubted reality today, we need t monitor the issue and come up with long-lasting solutions to the concern. This paper explores how climate change currently affects the lives of the people of the North. Climate Change in the North For the last three decades, the indigenous people of the North have observed several changes on the environmental changes and climatic patterns in the region. The reports show that the changes are beyond normal understanding and variability. Within the same period, the hunters in the region have moved out of their region, there are increased levels of soil erosion, the weather patterns have changed, there are new insects around the region, and other climatic changes affecting the economic activities and agricultural practices conducted in the region (Carina 25). These changes are clear that the climate of the region has constantly been changing. Climate change is currently causing the North to warm very quickly compared to the other parts of the globe. This has caused an enormous change in the Arctic climatic conditions. The past three decades have resulted in ice loss in the North. As the temperatures continue to change, the ecosystems in the region have continued to change thereby making the arctic a different place than it used to be. The restructuring of the sea has changed the ecosystems thereby leading to greater concerns in the North (Watson & Moss 24). This issue has brought more problems in the region thereby calling for new solutions to address environmental degradation and climatic changes. The current changes in the arctic climatic structures include the continued loss of ice in the sea, melting of ice, rising temperatures, and increasing vegetation cover. Projections indicate that summer ice will have been lost in the North in the next six decades. The north is currently highly affected by global warming and the reason it is highly affected by climate change. In comparison with other regions such as the mid-latitudes, the North and Arctic region is widely affected by climatic changes with the temperatures increasing at a very alarming rate. Another outstanding thing is that these changes come with increased winds thereby leading in dry conditions and changing weather patterns (Carina 36). The issue of climate change is a major global concern affected