The Raspberry Snooze
This spring is much colder than last year, causing our raspberry bushes to remain stubbornly in dormancy.
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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.
Nuclear Waste: A Case for Assessment Integrity
Baseline studies must not render local people invisible when they form the foundation for long-term project consequences.
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AFTER LEAH: Grief, Art and the Courage To Continue
June Speaker Series With Local Artist Leanne Nicholson June's artist speaker series session features a reflection on grief, memory, and what it means to continue…
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UK Nuclear Waste Services Joins Local Dialogue in Melgund
A successful evening at the Dyment Recreation Hall focused on UK nuclear waste planning and Canadian DGR program similarities.
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month
Community-led initiatives continue shaping mental health conversations through art, dialogue, and intergenerational knowledge exchange across regions.
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The Boreal’s Best Brawler
Planting milkweed and goldenrod ensures that Northwestern Ontario remains a thriving stronghold for bees and migrating butterflies.
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Events: Get to Know Nuclear Waste Projects Around the World
Lessons from the UK reveal how engagement, transparency, and long-term thinking are essential in decisions affecting generations.
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Hosting Your First Nonprofit Board Meeting
The first board meeting sets up governance systems, roles, banking authority, and operational foundations for nonprofits.
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Marginalia: At Sea
A bored student used their pencil to document the terrifying reality of naval warfare during their lessons.
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Spring’s Fuzzy First Responders
Forget the calendar because the first sight of a pussy willow is the true start of spring.
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