How long is their sunlight during the summer in northern Canada?

In northern Canada during the summer, particularly above the Arctic Circle, regions experience continuous daylight known as the "Midnight Sun." This phenomenon can last for several weeks to a few months, with areas like Alert, Nunavut, seeing nearly 24 hours of sunlight from late May to late July. As a result, these areas benefit from extended periods of daylight, significantly impacting the local environment and wildlife.