In the Mountains, it Sounds Like Thunder: Avalanche Conditions are Now Dangerous in Lapland and Ruka
Avalanche risks in Lapland are significant, particularly in Ylläs-Levi and Luosto-Pyhä, with dangerous conditions also reported in Ruka.
Log cabins in the stock market: "Seems smart"
A Finnish company, Salvos, is considering going public on the Helsinki Stock Exchange's First North growth company list, focusing on modular cabins and mobile sauna trailers, particularly targeting the tourism sector in Lapland.
The drug business is growing in Lapland's winter tourism paradise, attracting dealers from southern cities
Lapland is witnessing a surge in drug trafficking linked to its booming winter tourism, with dealers from southern cities increasingly targeting the area.
Brand researcher tells how many Santas fit in Lapland - Tornio's turn to get its own
Tornio will welcome its own Santa Claus reception for tourists next winter as part of a new initiative to boost local tourism.
F1 driver Lando Norris enjoys winter in Lapland
Formula 1 champion Lando Norris has shared his winter adventures in Lapland, Finland, on Instagram, featuring the Northern Lights and playful snow scenes.
Did you expect an unpleasant surprise at the rental cabin? Share your experience
Ilta-Sanomat invites readers to share their experiences with rental cabins in Finland, particularly during peak winter vacation weeks when demand is high.
Even Lapland has not been spared from rats – Rats have returned to yards in Kemi
Kemi, Finland, has reported a resurgence of rats in residential areas due to ineffective waste collection over the holiday season.
Travel agency Tui cancels British trips to Kainuu - previously stated that Kainuu is not Lapland after all
Tui has cancelled its flights from Manchester to Kajaani, Finland, for 2023 due to poor sales and previous cancellations caused by insufficient snow during Christmas.
Businesses are Misbehaving in Popular Hiking Destinations – The State Tries to Catch Them in the Act
Travel companies are engaging in unauthorized activities in Finland's protected areas, particularly in Lapland, prompting state enforcement measures.
The growth of employment in Finland has relied on foreigners throughout the 2020s, a collapse in Finnish employment
A report discusses how the growth in Finnish employment during the 2020s has predominantly depended on foreign workers, highlighting the challenges faced by Finnish employees.
The Freezing Sea is an Experience Tourists Want to Pay For – This is What the Gulf of Bothnia's Version of Lapland's Exoticism Looks Like
Tourism leveraging sea ice has taken a new leap at the border between Finland and Sweden, with plans for hotels and activities emerging in Tornio and Haaparanta.
Skiers in Levi Had to Spend the Night Without Electricity
Skiers in Levi experienced a power outage overnight due to a burnt electrical cabinet, affecting around 80 customers in the area.
Fire broke out in the mine in Keminmaa
A fire at the Kemin chrome mine in Keminmaa was extinguished by employees before rescue services arrived.
Hannu Pikkarainen is soon to be released on probation – Talks about his plans
Former Finnish ice hockey player Hannu Pikkarainen discusses his upcoming release on probation and plans to stay in Lapland for the foreseeable future.
Child missing, and social media filled with derogatory comments – Lapland police and pastor speak out against racism
A 13-year-old boy went missing in Rovaniemi, Finland, prompting a wave of racist comments on social media, which led the local police to close the discussion due to unacceptable language.
HS: Skier's Fingers Frostbitten – Border Guard to the Rescue
A skier suffered severe frostbite on their fingers and required rescue by the Lapland Border Guard in extremely cold conditions.
Mari helps holidaymakers in Lapland in distress – this is what a typical workday looks like
This article provides a glimpse into the busy workday of Mari Buckman, a nurse responsible for first aid on the slopes at Levi in Lapland.
Kemi Ajos’ oil spill response work has been completed: The rescue department collected 7,500 liters of fuel oil from the sea
The Lapland rescue department concluded its oil spill response operations in Kemi Ajos harbor, successfully collecting 7,500 liters of fuel oil that leaked from an icebreaker last week.
Something Happens at Night – Avalanche Risk Increases in Finnish Lapland
The avalanche risk in Finnish Lapland is expected to rise due to incoming precipitation over the weekend, according to meteorological reports.
Winter in the Far North: Outdoor Fun in the Cold Chamber
Two villages in Finnish Lapland showcase thrilling outdoor activities despite temperatures plummeting to minus 25 degrees.
"The bridges have burned enough," says former chief physician - a return to the past is not possible, even if the ward remains
Former chief physician Teemu Taulavuori criticizes the health care situation in Lapland, expressing skepticism about the sustainability of the local health services despite a decision to keep the ward in Muonio open.
The number of foreigners in Lapland has doubled - but the development is still slower than in the rest of the country
The proportion of foreign nationals living in Lapland has more than doubled over the past decade, but remains below the national average for Finland.
Large hydrogen pipeline progresses under the Tornio River – EIA program available for viewing in Meri-Lapland
Finland's large hydrogen pipeline project is moving towards environmental impact evaluation, with plans now available in Meri-Lapland and public consultations underway.
Police reported a child missing – Horrible consequence
The Lapland police have taken action against racist comments made on their social media following a report about a missing 13-year-old boy.
Police reported a minor boy missing – shocking consequence
The Lapland police in Finland faced racist and discriminatory comments on Facebook after announcing the missing report of a 13-year-old boy.
Last year was a year of strong growth and record investments for Lapland's SMEs
Lapland's small and medium enterprises experienced significant growth and unprecedented investments in the tourism sector last year, fueled by substantial funding from Finnvera.
How long will the cold continue? Harsh monthly forecast released
Finland is expected to experience significantly colder weather than usual until the end of February, with temperatures possibly remaining low into early March.
Strike Begins in Private Care Homes - This Is How It Affects
A strike in the private social service sector began in Finland, affecting various care homes particularly in Lapland and Northern Ostrobothnia, and is set to last for three days.
Strike Hits Healthcare Facilities on Tuesday - "Disruptions to Operations Are Expected"
A strike in the private social services sector will take place from February 17 to February 19, mainly affecting care homes in Lapland and Northern Ostrobothnia.
The Meteorologist Reveals: Here Are the Sunshine Conditions for Skiing This Week
Meteorologists predict a mix of cloudy skies and sunshine across Finland during the southern regions' skiing holiday week, with some areas experiencing clearer conditions.
Cold Surprises in the Wilderness: Several Hikers Evacuated - 'Rare'
Several hikers were evacuated from Urho Kekkonen National Park due to unexpected severe cold and frostbite symptoms.
Severe accident in Lapland: Several seriously injured
A serious car accident in Lapland resulted in multiple injuries, with several victims critically hurt and others transported for medical care.
Head-On Collision In Pelkosenniemi – Several Seriously Injured
A head-on collision involving two cars in Pelkosenniemi, Lapland, has resulted in multiple serious injuries.
Historic cabin that survived war and arson renovated in Rovaniemi – the bill will be paid by tourists
A historic cabin in Rovaniemi, which survived the Lapland War and suffered from arson, has been renovated, with funding expected from tourist visitors.
What happened to the woman who moved from Dubai to Lapland after a year
The article discusses the journey of a woman who relocated from Dubai to Rovaniemi, Lapland, as part of a Finnish reality series, exploring her challenges and successes during her adjustment to life in northern Finland.
10,000 liters of oil spilled into the sea in Kemi
An oil spill in Kemi has resulted in 10,000 liters of oil entering the sea, with recovery efforts ongoing.
Reindeer herder claimed starving reindeer were eaten by a wolverine and sought predator compensation – prison sentence
A reindeer herder in Lapland was sentenced to 60 days of conditional imprisonment for fraud after falsely claiming that three reindeer had been killed by a wolverine to collect predator compensation.
Such frost measurements are hitting Finland
Finland is experiencing significant snowfall, particularly in southern regions, with some areas receiving up to 35 centimeters of snow.
This is how a reindeer herder cheated money from the state
A reindeer herder in Finland was sentenced to conditional imprisonment for fraud, having claimed compensation for three dead reindeer that he falsely attributed to predation.
Perspective: One sentence caused a flood of feedback - Also, combustion engines take you cheaply to Lapland
Following a statement in an article about an electric vehicle winter test, the author faced significant backlash from combustion engine supporters who disputed the cost-effectiveness of electric vs. traditional vehicles.
Major oil spill in water bodies in Lapland
A significant oil spill has been reported in the water bodies of Kemi, located in the southwestern part of Lapland, Finland.
Former Commander of the Defense Forces: There is a Growing Demand for Systems Suitable for the North
Geopolitical tensions are increasing interest in Lapland for defense and related industries according to former Defense Forces commander Timo Kivinen.
Big Compensations for Tourist Due to Sledding Accident in Lapland
A Dutch tourist seeks compensation after suffering serious injuries in a sledding accident in Lapland, which a court attributed to the organizing company, despite their denial of responsibility.
Lapland has abundant rime ice, but the idyllic scenery also has its downsides
Lapland is experiencing beautiful snowy landscapes enhanced by layers of heavy rime ice on trees, creating both stunning views and challenges.
Traffic Accident on Road 4
A traffic accident involving a heavy vehicle and a car has occurred on Road 4 in Tervola, Lapland, leading to the road being closed to traffic.
A woman who left Dubai moves to Lapland and is bewildered by the advice she receives - "Oh wow"
A Sri Lankan woman, Imasha, is moving from Dubai to Rovaniemi, Finland, to start a new life with her family, seeking tranquility and a better future for their child.
F1 Star Celebrates in Lapland
French F1 star Pierre Gasly celebrated his 30th birthday in Finnish Lapland with friends, sharing joyful moments on social media.
What essential transport connections to the north could be achieved for the cost of the 'Turku hour train'?
The article discusses the critical need for improved transportation links in northern Finland, especially in light of potential disruptions in maritime freight traffic, and highlights how the funding for a Turku rail project could be better allocated to northern infrastructure improvements.
Konsta Goes Toward the Jump Hill – A Tense Encounter
The article discusses an intense moment experienced by Konsta Kukkola and his nephew Eelis while skiing in Lapland, Finland.
Environmental Crisis in Lapland: 'Ecocide is a Crime'
The article discusses the environmental crisis in Lapland faced by the Inarisami people, focusing on the challenges posed to their culture and way of life due to climate change and resource exploitation.