The future of creative leadership isn’t HR—it’s algorithmic stewardship, where systems replace meetings and unleash art.
Northwestern Ontario Arts
The Arts Incubator is dedicated to strengthening Northwestern Ontario arts, supporting community-driven projects that connect local artists, youth, and cultural leaders across the region. From Dryden and Ignace to Borups Corners, Dyment, and Thunder Bay, the Incubator delivers mentorship, workshops, and digital arts programs that reflect the creativity and resilience of the North. With funding from the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts, its initiatives highlight Indigenous voices, rural innovation, and the unique perspectives of Northwestern Ontario artists. By investing in sustainable opportunities and cultural exchange, the Arts Incubator ensures that Northwestern Ontario arts continue to thrive within Canada’s broader cultural landscape.
Lena feels her strong body sets her apart. But self-acceptance sparks a game-changing power! Can she help...
Soccer star Alex faces a choice: winning or animals? When his heart calls to a different goal,...
Youth and community arts initiative combining writing, design, and coding to craft professional, accessible e-books using open...
No supplies? No problem! When a classmate can't afford invention fair materials, a secret scavenger squad forms....
From the forest floor to the digital canvas, participants are using flatbed scanners to transform fallen leaves...
Northern Ontario artists thrive through Art Borups Corners incubator, blending tradition, technology, and cultural entrepreneurship.
Come out for the Melgund Township 2025 Fall Art Exhibition and Market.
AI agents are transforming work, moving beyond conversation to handle tasks, automate processes, and act intelligently.
This year's summer program empowers local artists by merging traditional knowledge with contemporary digital tools for preservation.
