Anatomy of a Fallen Giant
See what happened inside a tree snapped by last week’s storm, from growth rings to internal decay.
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Northwestern Ontario
The Arts Incubator works closely with artists and communities in Northwestern Ontario, building opportunities for creative development rooted in the realities of the North. Through workshops, mentorship, and digital platforms, the Incubator supports projects that reflect the cultural strength and resilience of the region. With the backing of the Ontario Arts Council, its programming uplifts both emerging and established artists, ensuring that the voices of Northwestern Ontario are connected, celebrated, and recognized within the wider Canadian arts landscape.
The Infrastructure Is Toast
Toast, not hard hats: the lightweight infrastructure keeping our research network connected over time.
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Strong Stitches: A Community of Craft
We’re stitching together a strong community after a summer full of fun and learning. Keep Connected!
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What Happens When Scrambled Research Meets Cognified Governance?
Scrambled Research gets a new ingredient: cognified governance. We’re exploring what happens when intelligence and decision-making become networked.
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Scrambled Research: Rethinking the Boxes We Put Research In
What happens when research stops fitting neatly into institutional boxes? We're experimenting with Scrambled Research this fall.
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Ribbon Skirts With a Story
A community workshop teaches young makers dress design, sewing, and the art of the traditional ribbon skirt.
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Canada’s Civic Engagement Is Fraying — And What Community Organizations Can Do About It
From falling volunteer rates to concentrated giving, discover four strategic pathways for Canadian nonprofits to build resilience and capacity.
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From Tundra to Timberline: The Lasting Legacy of Labrador Tea
Long before coffee shops dotted the map, northern communities across the Arctic and subarctic relied on Labrador Tea.
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When Bones Become Art
The fourth annual Summer Arts Program brought community members together to learn, create and paint animal bones and skulls.
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The Work Before the Fire
Before the first pit fire, weeks of gathering, processing, and learning transformed local materials into future works of art.
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