We’re the first ones growing up with always-available digital companions that sound almost human. That means we get to decide: individually and together, whether these tools stay helpers or quietly become replacements. Paying attention to when we reach for them instead of a real person might be one of the more useful skills we can build right now.

Why constant availability might be training us out of human skills

The growing gap between people who use AI to practice and people who use it to replace.
By Leaf Richards 3 Nov 2026
The proposed nuclear waste repository continues to generate difficult questions. The extended deadline gives Canadians more time to demand answers.

Controversial Nuclear Waste Project Gets More Time Under Public Scrutiny

Proposed Deep Geological Repository for Nuclear Waste has sparked serious debate. Now Canadians have another opportunity to raise their concerns.
By Arts Incubator Winnipeg 3 Nov 2026
Our favourite little garden regular. Chippy isn't shy about coming up for a peanut, sometimes taking one right out of a hand. Now he's got a special place to stop by for his morning snack.

Chippy Loves His Plate: A Little Pit-Fired Gift for Our Garden Neighbour

Chippy's new peanut plate is a simple test piece made with locally harvested clay and pit fired this fall. Chippy has a new plate, and…
By Art Borups Corners 2 Nov 2026
A Busy Start to Fall

A Busy Start to Fall

A busy fall of creative projects, new digital tools, growing networks and more than 35 million words of code cleaned up.
By Arts Incubator Winnipeg 1 Nov 2026

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