The CBC's Northern Service broadcasts to remote frontier and far northern regions.
It said 800 troops were being assigned to the remote frontier in a joint military and police operation.
American officers recognise that, even with the best will of the world, the Pakistani army would struggle to keep control of its remote frontier.
The name Montagnais is French, meaning "mountaineers"; Naskapi is an indigenous name thought to mean "rude, uncivilized people," an apparent reference to their remote frontier life.
For decades, each man played a different but essential role in the story of the state's transformation from a remote frontier into an economic bonanza.
Russian authorities have not said why they are moving the prisoners but it is thought that it will make things easier for prosecutors to hold a trial in Russia's second city, rather than a remote frontier area.
In "Roughing It," Dorothy Wickenden tells the story of her grandmother, also named Dorothy, who, in 1916, aged twenty-nine, toavelled thethe remote frontier town of Elkhead, Colorado to become a schoolteacher.
He wrote a satire declaring that court favourites had undue influence in the promotion of officers, and for this he was banished possibly to the remote frontier town of Syene, now Aswān, in Egypt and his property was confiscated.
Swakopmund is sandwiched between the cold breakers of the South Atlantic and the burning heat of the world's oldest desert, but rather than a wild, remote, frontier town, it feels more like a rather genteel European seaside resort.
With one discovery, it seems, the solar system has gotten much bigger, glimpses of its outer reaches bringing a sense of reality to what had been a remote frontier of hypothesis.
