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Public Feedback on Nuclear Waste We've been collecting data from the Initial Project Description and its summary, through to hundreds of public comments and visualizing them with the power of artificial intelligence. This is part of an arts and recreational research program aimed at understanding impact assessments.

We've been collecting data from the Initial Project Description and its summary, through to hundreds of public comments and visualizing them with the power of artificial intelligence. This is part of an arts and recreational research program aimed at understanding impact assessments.

Public Feedback on Nuclear Waste

The Arts Incubator - Winnipeg 9 Feb 2026

Our sister hub, Art Borups Corners, has been analyzing nuclear waste impact assessment comments. Take a look!

DGR: What Are People Saying? The sun begins its descent, casting a golden hue over the serene waters and the rugged terrain. The sky is painted in shades of orange and pink, highlighting the tranquil yet vibrant atmosphere of the coming night across the western shores. Photo: Tony Eetak

The sun begins its descent, casting a golden hue over the serene waters and the rugged terrain. The sky is painted in shades of orange and pink, highlighting the tranquil yet vibrant atmosphere of the coming night across the western shores. Photo: Tony Eetak

DGR: What Are People Saying?

The Arts Incubator - Winnipeg 1 Feb 2026

What are commenters saying about the NWMO DGR Impact Assessment and it's impacts on the environment and...

Our People Our Nuclear Climate nwmo-nuclear-dgr

Our People Our Nuclear Climate

Art Borups Corners 1 Feb 2026

Artistic advocacy meets regulatory rigor: our 100-page submission challenges a DGR program through storytelling, photography, and technical...

Estimating Growth Based on the strong upward momentum observed since early 2025, the site is projected to reach approximately 2.82 million total visits by the end of 2026. This trajectory, illustrated by the dashed forecast line, represents a significant 165% increase over the previous year's estimated traffic, driven by a consistent month-over-month growth trend that accelerated in late 2025.

Based on the strong upward momentum observed since early 2025, the site is projected to reach approximately 2.82 million total visits by the end of 2026. This trajectory, illustrated by the dashed forecast line, represents a significant 165% increase over the previous year's estimated traffic, driven by a consistent month-over-month growth trend that accelerated in late 2025.

Estimating Growth

Art Borups Corners 25 Jan 2026

Annual Server Performance & Growth Report Period: January 2025 – January 2026Scope: Main Arts Incubator Server (All Projects) Executive...

Escaping the “Pixel Mines” From hours of manual work to a single click, our system turns hundreds of social assets into instant reality.

Escaping the “Pixel Mines”

The Arts Incubator - Winnipeg 17 Jan 2026

From hours of manual work to a single click, our system turns hundreds of social assets into...

The Art of Data Visualizing impact assessment data: each node represents a dataset, showing connections and patterns through layout and color.

The Art of Data

The Arts Incubator - Winnipeg 15 Jan 2026

Hands-on arts-based workshop teaching data literacy, UI/UX, and creative ways to explore impact assessment data.

Easy EPUB Reader Many northern communities face barriers to basic digital literacy. Our community-built EPUB reader makes accessing digital books simple and accessible.

Many northern communities face barriers to basic digital literacy. Our community-built EPUB reader makes accessing digital books simple and accessible.

Easy EPUB Reader

Art Borups Corners 13 Jan 2026

Our EPUB reader was built to meet real users’ needs, directly integrating with platforms they already use.

Infrastructure to Interaction university-of-winnipeg

Infrastructure to Interaction

Art Borups Corners 12 Jan 2026

After a year of building our digital foundations, see how we’re shifting our focus to oral histories...

Beyond the Numbers Our commitment to an Open Access model was built on a simple belief: stories this important shouldn't be locked behind a paywall. Because we chose to remove those barriers, our books aren't just "available"—they are everywhere. We have successfully moved from a local initiative to a global cultural export, with our titles now sitting on digital shelves in over 426 locations worldwide.