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Waiting for Summer

The low sun casts a long, cool light across the snow-covered shores of Arviat, where the vast expanse of Hudson Bay meets the land.

Grow Boxes: Cultivating Community and Climate Resilience

From humble wooden frames, life unfurls, a vibrant tapestry against the sky. Each berry, a droplet of crimson poetry, whispers of roots intertwined, community’s embrace,…

Arts & Creative Leadership

One Week In: Raspberries Showing Signs of Success

See the exciting growth our raspberry crops have achieved in just one week as our food security program gets underway.

Food Security and Innovation

Sustainable Apple Care: Tips for Young Trees & Environmental Stress

Expanding our food security program, our land lab moved dozens of indoor-grown apple pippins outdoors. We faced unexpected environmental shock, leading to dried leaves.

Melgund Local Service Board Approves Deck and Event Stage Funding, Discusses Financial Strategies

The Local Services Board of Melgund convened its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, May 13th, 2025, at 7:00 pm at the community hall.

Wild Blueberries: Tiny Berries, Big Impact

In the woodlands of Northwestern Ontario, low bush blueberry plants are beginning to flower—marking the start of a season both eagerly anticipated and deeply rooted…

Storytelling

Found Truths Revealed

Discover how "found treasure" storytelling unveils intimate, authentic narratives, making readers feel like secret keepers.

Storytelling

Finding Your Creative Center

Solitude isn't empty. It's the space where you can finally hear your own creative voice.

How to Keep Everbearing Strawberries Producing All Season Long

Witness the thriving strawberry patch in our raised garden beds, a key part of our sustainable agriculture initiative! These healthy plants are vigorously growing, contributing…

Winnipeg

Winnipeg in Black and White

WINNIPEG, MB — A striking new photography exhibition titled Winnipeg in Black and White is now on view, showcasing the work of emerging Indigenous artist and curator Tony Eetak.