Northern Arts Entrepreneurship

Creative Entrepreneurship

Our Creative and Climate Entrepreneurship activities are empowering communities to lead the way in sustainable innovation by merging artistic creativity, music and climate action. From incubating participatory arts that inspire environmental awareness to supporting youth-led initiatives in Winnipeg, Borups Corners, and Minneapolis, we’re creating opportunities to tackle the climate crisis through ingenuity and collaboration. Join us in advancing a sustainable future where art, entrepreneurship, and climate action come together to spark meaningful transformation across Canada and beyond. Creative Business in the North: Youth Arts and Climate Entrepreneurship

Beautiful fashions and crafts sewn by Francine Higgins are bright, colourful and creative.

Discover how community-focused climate entrepreneurs are using localized energy and urban farming to build resilient, sustainable neighbourhoods.

A deep dive into high-impact climate technology projects, from carbon capture to sustainable industrial manufacturing and green data solutions.

Learn how social climate entrepreneurs are integrating equity and human rights into their environmental business models for a fairer transition.

A practical guide for aspiring climate founders on finding market fit, securing impact funding, and building a team for long-term success.

Commenters criticize the federal impact assessment process for excluding transportation risks and failing to respect Indigenous sovereignty.

Manitoba stakeholders highlight critical transboundary risks to shared watersheds and downstream ecosystems from the proposed Revell repository.

Toward an Independent Review: Key Issues Raised in Public Comments on the Revell DGR Project.

Analysis reveals polarized community sentiment regarding economic promises versus the tangible risks of hosting high-level nuclear waste.

Ignace serves as a host community for the nuclear repository, sparking significant regional debate over safety and economics.