At a glance: Pinnguaq has always been about play – our desire to make the gaming and tech industry more accessible has never faltered. Our challenge to the sector? Make products that are accessible to rural, remote and Indigenous communities. Hemisphere Games did just that with Osmos (and a little help from Pinnguaq). “When you

Thanks to the generous funding provided by the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario), more than 30 Indigenous job seekers and nine Indigenous-owned businesses have grown through Pinnguaq’s SuccessWorks program so far, contributing to a more diverse, inclusive and impactful digitally-skilled workforce. Indigenous communities have been underrepresented in STEAM (science, technology, engineering,

Five years ago, Pinnguaq was selected as a delivery partner for the 2018 Digital Skills for Youth (DS4Y) program, funded by the Government of Canada. DS4Y continues to be a shining example of how gaining digital skills can provide sustainable, local careers in science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM). It also highlights the importance

In a world where equations are the keys to innovation, Pinnguaq embraces creativity as we support the development of STEAM skills across communities and classrooms. “Math shows up in our everyday lives so much more than we realize,” says Emily Coombes, Digital Skills Educator with Pinnguaq.  Coombes and her colleagues are consistently striving to build