Multicultural Game Day: Celebrating Canada’s Diversity Through Play

Kawartha Lakes learners are invited to Ampere’s Makerspace and Skills Hub on Saturday, June 27, 2026, for Multicultural Game Day.

Ampere took over the gym at I.E. Weldon Secondary School in Lindsay for AccessAbility in Motion, featuring Paralympians, adaptive sports, and community stories from Kawartha Lakes.

David Arreak discusses his experience in the Opportunities Initiative program, which offers 4 to 5 weeks of engaging, paid, job-specific training, followed by a 12-week paid internship to help people living with a self-identified disability build real-world skills and experience that lead to continued employment, and to help employers create accessible workplaces, for a more inclusive economy.

Mentorship is a key component of the Ampere lifecycle, so when opportunities to expand our mentorship network come up, we’re thrilled to participate.

CodeAI is one of the world’s leading computer science education organizations, reaching millions of learners through free curriculum, educator training, and global initiatives such as Hour of Code and Hour of AI.

Zac Miller reflects on conversations with innovative educators and experts and how his thinking around AI has evolved.

As Ampere continues to strive to support communities of hope and belonging, supporting BeaYOUtiful as they instill the value of self-worth and self-love in young girls and non-binary youth felt like a clear fit.

Ampere is hosting multiple events and workshops that celebrate how STEAM makes work, life and play more accessible, creating a stronger Kawartha Lakes community.

Applications for the 2026 Danielle Moore scholarships are NOW OPEN until 11:59 pm on June 1, 2026. The Scholarship is available exclusively to Nunavummiut to support formal or informal education and skills development.