A moist, fragrant gingerbread loaf infused with the exotic warmth of chai spices and topped with a bright, citrusy orange glaze. Perfect for a holiday brunch or afternoon tea.

Chewy, gooey blondies packed with warm gingerbread spices and studded with creamy white chocolate chips. A modern holiday treat that's impossible to resist!

Goldenrod brightens Northern Ontario roadsides, offering a late-summer feast for pollinators and a touch of gold.

Your advantage might be your unique voice, your deep community trust, your innovative process, or your radical commitment to your values. It’s the thing that no one else can copy because it’s authentically you.

Wild blueberries are a sweet taste of summer in the Northern Ontario and Manitoba boreal forests.

Discovering the zine scene can be like stumbling upon a secret clubhouse. Zines, those handmade, often self-published little magazines, have carved out a unique niche among young creatives.

Biomimicry is an innovative approach to problem-solving that draws inspiration from nature. It involves studying and emulating the forms, processes, and systems found in the natural world to design sustainable solutions to human challenges.

This week, we’ve truly experienced the transformative power of participatory arts practices—where the line between artist and audience blurs, and everyone becomes part of the creative experience.

In June 2022, just as Art Borups Corners' Canada Council for the Arts Digital Greenhouse-funded Digital Arts and Cultural Entrepreneurship Incubator pilot program was gaining momentum, disaster struck.

Revolutionizing the arts in rural and northern communities, a Winnipeg-based program is merging UX/UI design, virtual reality, and biophilic principles to craft cutting-edge, sustainable solutions. By blending technology, storytelling, and nature-inspired design, the initiative empowers under-resourced arts organizations to thrive, adapt, and connect with global audiences—while staying deeply rooted in their local identities.

Last week, the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) announced the Ignace-Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation area as the selected site for Canada’s Deep Geological Repository (DGR) for used nuclear fuel. This decision, following a rigorous site selection process spanning over a decade, represents a landmark moment for the region.

Today’s anti-fall technology has come a long way from ‘I’ve fallen and I can’t get up!’ Here’s how it works.