Indigenous Nations demand Free, Prior, and Informed Consent, citing jurisdictional breaches and inadequate scoping of transportation risks.
Art Borups Corners
Art Borup’s Corners is a northern arts incubator based in Melgund Township, Northwestern Ontario, where community-led creativity, land-based practice, and digital innovation come together. Rooted in the cultural rhythms of the boreal forest and shaped by years of grassroots organizing across Ontario, Manitoba, Nunavut, and Minnesota, Borup’s Corners supports artists, youth, and community members through participatory storytelling, climate-focused projects, and creative entrepreneurship. From wild blueberry walks to immersive exhibitions and applied AI research, our seasonal programs and artist residencies foster connection, skill-building, and self-determined expression—all grounded in place, culture, and care.
This report analyzes the socio-economic and safety risks of the proposed Revell Site worker accommodation camp for...
Community is not a problem to be solved with a budget, but a relationship to be nurtured.
These plaques represent a century of service and a future filled with vibrant recreation, arts, and culture.
Commenters argue the DGR project perpetuates colonialism by ignoring Indigenous jurisdiction and failing to secure genuine consent.
Commenters overwhelmingly oppose the federal impact assessment process, citing procedural flaws, exclusion of transportation risks, and ignored...
Imagination is not a luxury item; it is the engine that navigates the difficult times.
Experience nuclear waste impact analysis in interactive 3D, combining AI-driven insights with intuitive visual storytelling.
UNDRIP mandates Free, Prior, and Informed Consent, a standard currently challenged by Indigenous Nations regarding the DGR.
Public opposition to the Revell DGR centers on watershed contamination risks and dangerous nuclear waste transportation.
