Ampere (formerly the Pinnguaq Association), in partnership with the Moore family, is pleased to announce that four Nunavummiut have been awarded the 2025 Danielle Moore Scholarship.

Canada Learning Code programs and partnerships will remain active with new leadership under Ampere CEO Ryan Oliver.

Be curious, get messy and make something amazing while celebrating innovation, creativity and community on Aug. 16 at the Kawartha Lakes Makerspace.

Funding is available through the 4th annual Danielle Moore Scholarship, facilitated by the Ampere, in memory of Danielle Moore

Gamers aged 8 to 18 are invited to unite for world building, skill building, and community building through this two-day tournament hosted in Ampere’s Kawartha Lakes Makerspace.

Ampere (formerly known as the Pinnguaq Association) is excited to announce that Kawartha Lakes residents Robyn James and Warren Frank have joined our national team. Working out of our new facilities…

Ampere visits communities all across the country; from Coast to Coast to Coast. Every blue pin on this map is a community Ampere has visited in 2025. Check back later to keep up with our travelling delivery teams.

In 2024, Ampere (then the Pinnguaq Association) entered the TD Ready Challenge, an incredible initiative by TD Bank. The 2024 Challenge asked charitable and non-profit organizations to propose innovative approaches to supporting underserved small business owners to develop a business, launch a new business, or grow an existing business.

In 2023, DIGITAL, Canada’s Global Innovation Cluster for digital technologies, selected Ampere (then the Pinnguaq Association) as a delivery and education partner for three projects focused on strengthening digital skills in rural, remote, Indigenous and other equity-deserving communities.