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Arts Incubator Winnipeg brings together timely reporting, grounded storytelling, and reflective thought pieces focused on the intersections of arts, food security, climate action, and creative entrepreneurship across Northern and rural communities in Canada. This category features current events, local and regional reporting, and stories of lived experiences that highlight how communities are responding to change through creativity, innovation, and cultural practice.

Impacts and Outcomes: May 2024 News and Updates

From new partnerships and initiatives to significant milestones reached, there's plenty to celebrate and share. Here's a glimpse into some of the highlights from the…

A Time for Transformation: Manitoba Arts Council 2024-2026 Priorities

The Manitoba Arts Council's 2024-2026 strategy puts equity at up front, ensuring underrepresented voices are heard across Manitoba. As well, a strong emphasis on climate…

IIPP-0071: Introducing Intellectual Property Protection and Indigenous Cultural Expressions

The Indigenous Intellectual Property Protection Program (IIPP) empowers Indigenous youth to protect their cultural heritage through IP education, global collaboration, and accessible resources.

Indigenous Youth Entrepreneurs plan seasonal food production project

Discover how Indigenous youth in Winnipeg, Manitoba, are leading a groundbreaking seasonal food production project with the Art Borups Corners program. Through arts, entrepreneurship, and…

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The Art of Canning and Creative Entrepreneurship

Participatory arts, community-based research, food security, food production, creative leadership

Skills Program Supports Canadian Youth in Agriculture

The YESP is to support agriculture employers, offering to cover 50% of wages, up to a maximum of $14,000

From Digital Greenhouse to Food Security and Arctic AI

One year after its pilot phase, the Winnipeg-based @1860 Arts Collective continues to grow thanks to the Canada Council for the Arts Digital Greenhouse.

Wenqing Zhang, PhD

Dr. Wenqing Zhang, PhD is Associate Professor in Operations and Supply Chain Management at Labovitz School of Business and Economics, University of Minnesota Duluth.

Permafrost Thaw, Infrastructure and Indigenous Communities: Lessons from Alaska

The US Army Corps of Engineers-funded research presentation will also connect with other sessions that have been focusing on northern food security like Art Borups Corners,…

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Northern Perspectives conference kicks off in Winnipeg

Excitement is in the air as the Kivalliq Energy Forum & Northern Perspectives Trade Show and Conference gears up for another remarkable gathering of industry…

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