The Art of Data
Hands-on arts-based workshop teaching data literacy, UI/UX, and creative ways to explore impact assessment data.
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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
Deep Geological Repository Assessment Begins
Major nuclear projects in Canada are subject to an integrated assessment process jointly led by the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada and the Canadian Nuclear…
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Spring Arts Exhibition
An Open Call for Artists & Volunteers – Spring Arts Exhibition 2026
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AI and the Human Imagination
AI will continue to grow, and the world will keep changing. But what matters most is how we use it.
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Building our own EPUB Reader
Last summer we wrote millions of words. Now, we’ve built a custom, simple ePub reader so our community can actually read them without the tech…
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AI and the Arts
In the end, the question isn’t whether AI can create art — it’s how we choose to use it.
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C is for Customer
When you genuinely put the Customer at the center of your universe, every decision becomes clearer.
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S is for Solutions
Understanding the ECO-STAR North Methodology for Innovation Alright, this is it—the big idea! The 'Solution' is the tangible 'what' of any project. It's your well-crafted…
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R is for Results
How will you know if you’ve succeeded? Results are how you measure the impact of your work.
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