Community Why So Many Small Groups Feel Stretched Thin Right Now Demand is up, people are tired, and funding feels tighter. Here’s what’s actually happening for small groups in Canada. Read More →
Community Lens Global Dignity Day: Your Work Matters. So Do the People Doing It. Dignity at work means respect, meaning, and fair treatment. Global Dignity Day reminds us it starts with how we show up. Read More →
Creative Entrepreneurship Hats, Mitts and Handmade Magic: Support Local Artists This Christmas Every stitch has character. Celebrate the creativity, care and craft behind handmade winter accessories. Read More →
Community Lens The Lonely Generation Paradox: Always Online, Rarely Connected Young people are always online, yet loneliness persists. Research reveals growing gaps between digital contact and meaningful connection. Read More →
Technology Turning Digital Archives into Interactive 3D Knowledge Graphs See how interactive 3D graphs transform large digital archives into navigable networks of projects, activities, and evidence. Read More →
Photos and Short Stories Workhorse of the North: The Tale of A. Ambridge’s 1951 Chevy A deep look at A. Ambridge's 1951 Chevrolet Advance-Design pickup discovered resting among the trees in Northwestern Ontario. Read More →
Photos and Short Stories Festive Elegance: Handcrafted Ornaments Fall in love with Francine Higgins’ handcrafted holiday ornaments from the Fall Market. Read More →
Food Security and Innovation Those Reds Won’t Be Here Forever Deep reds, purple leaves and the promise of future harvests at our Living Lab orchard this autumn. Read More →
Community Lens No One Is Coming to Save Us Demand is high, reserves are thin, and short-term grants dominate. Time to connect, diversify, and lead differently. Read More →
Photos and Short Stories Rust in Peace: The Mysterious Tale of a Forest-Bound 1936 Ford Model 68 Trace the glory days of the 1936 Ford Model 68 before nature turned this pre-war machine into forest art. Read More →