Now in its second year, this sustainable agriculture initiative is expanding raised beds, growing diverse crops like...
Food Security and Systems Innovation
Our Food Security & Climate Resilience Program empowers Indigenous and Northern communities through land-based, sustainable agriculture and food innovation. Originally piloted in 2024 with funding from the Manitoba Agriculture Indigenous Food Systems and Agriculture Program and the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, this initiative weaves together traditional knowledge, regenerative practices, and climate entrepreneurship—fueled by the creativity of the arts. In 2025 the program expanded to work with Northwestern Ontario, Minnesota and Nunavut.
Reclaiming Food Sovereignty with Sustainable Agriculture and Creative Leadership
From local food production and preservation to the development of culturally relevant food products and community-led agri-innovation, the program strengthens food sovereignty while building skills and pathways for the next generation of land stewards, artists, and changemakers. By connecting agriculture, climate action, and artistic expression, we’re growing a resilient, just, and thriving food future—rooted in community, culture, and care.
With its soft, textured leaves and earthy aroma, sage brings more than flavor—it offers resilience, tradition, and...
First introduced to us during our pilot Northern Food Systems Innovation Program with support from Manitoba Agriculture,...
There's nothing quite like the vibrant, tart taste of freshly harvested rhubarb – a flavour that is...
Just look at this vibrant patch of chives we've been nurturing!
What an adventure we've had with rhubarb this week!
As part of our community recreation, sustainable agriculture and food security program, one of the very first...
This bright yellow flower might not look like much yet, but it’s the start of something huge—literally.
As spring takes hold, rhubarb makes its impressive ascent. Vibrant green leaves unfurl, reaching skyward, hinting at...
There’s something deeply grounding about this work, about the rhythmic push and pull of the blade against...
