Materials Research: Clay Tubes, Birch Bark Stories and the Art of Keeping Things
A local clay and ceramics study exploring handmade containers for art, memory and future generations.
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Photos and Short Stories
Through photos and personal narratives, we aim to capture everything from community events and local traditions to the quiet, everyday experiences that make our corner of Northwestern Ontario special. It’s a place to celebrate our shared heritage, connect with neighbors, and ensure the spirit of Dyment and Borups Corners continues to thrive for generations to come.
Burgers, Big Rigs, and Bigger Questions about Nuclear Waste in Northwestern Ontario
Melgund Township welcomed the NWMO Mobile Learn More Centre for community Q&As, interactive exhibits, and a local BBQ.
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The Young Lynx of October
A young lynx navigates Northwestern Ontario's boreal forest as autumn gives way to winter.
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Green, Plump, and Thriving
Watch our pumpkins thrive! Mild weather is helping these green beauties take off as summer programs wrap up.
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Golden Hour in the Garden: Catching the Last of the Pumpkin Blossoms
Bold, bright, and short-lived, pumpkin blossoms offer one last splash of brilliant color before the garden shifts into fall.
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On the Land: Star-tipped Reindeer Lichen and Labrador Tea
Nestled right beside the fuzzy leaves of Labrador Tea, Star-tipped Reindeer Lichen creates iconic ground cover across high latitudes.
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Late Summer Buzz
A look at the tricolored bumblebee foraging on Canada thistle during August in Melgund Township, Ontario.
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Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta)
Famous for its fiery yellow petals, the Black-Eyed Susan delivers essential nectar when other summer flowers fade.
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Yellow Hawkweed: Northwestern Ontario’s Resilient Summer Bloomer
Discover the hidden beauty of Yellow Hawkweed in Melgund Township with our summer arts incubator project.
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Small But Mighty: The Practical Beauty of Field Pussytoes
Field Pussytoes might look like tiny kitten paws, but this Ontario wildflower is a tough survivor.
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