STORIES & IMPACT
Ampere’s contributions to the gross domestic product, jobs and tax revenues, through capital investment, operational spending and visitor spending from 2021 through 2025 were included in the Economic Impact Assessment presented to Kawartha Lakes Council…
Ampere’s contributions to the gross domestic product, jobs and tax revenues, through capital investment, operational spending and visitor spending from 2021 through 2025 were included in the Economic Impact Assessment presented to Kawartha Lakes Council on Tuesday (April 7).
Ampere unveils organization’s economic impact in Kawartha Lakes and across Ontario Read More »
Through a unique partnership with UBC’s MET program, Ampere is helping graduate students turn research into meaningful, real-world impact across Canada.
Learning in Action: Meet Sunny Huang and her AI learning tool CTRL + AI Read More »
Founder-led series brings together educators, community voices and industry leaders to examine the future of digital and AI literacy
“Eh I” podcast explores how AI is reshaping education and the future of work in Canada Read More »
From young learners to seniors, Ampere’s Bathurst Makerspace and Skills Hub is transforming access to technology, creativity, and connection—building a more confident, inclusive community where everyone can learn, create, and belong.
Ampere’s work is based on our Lifecycle model, with our learners in the middle. As they learn and grow, they can leverage education, assets and opportunities that help them realize success. Meet Lifecycle superstar Talia Metuq, and check out her story!
Lifecycle Superstar – Talia Metuq Read More »
Ampere sat down with Kawartha Makes participant Luke Weiler and Make Stuff Move Owner Dan Kitchen to learn more about the program and the opportunities it is creating for young people in Kawartha Lakes.
Diving into the Kawartha Makes program with participant Luke Weiler Read More »
In a 1990s Grade 10 computer science classroom in Lindsay, Ontario, Rob Mathers wasn’t just teaching computers, he was building confidence, curiosity, and belonging. Today, his legacy lives on through Ampere and the newly named Mathers Room, a lasting tribute to a teacher whose impact continues to ripple far beyond the classroom.
How one Lindsay teacher changed lives and helped shape Canada’s Tech Industry Read More »
In October 2025, our Community Delivery Team was in Old Crow, Yukon to deliver Ampere programming to the community. Check out our latest STEAM in Motion story below to read how it went!
STEAM in Motion: Checking in from Old Crow, Yukon Read More »
In September, our Community Delivery Team was in Pond Inlet and Resolute Bay, Nunavut to deliver Ampere programming to the community. Check out our latest STEAM in Motion story below to read how it went!
STEAM in Motion: Checking in from Pond Inlet and Resolute Bay, Nunavut Read More »