We quickly realized the Grey County Ec Dev team is dynamic, passionate, and just as enthusiastic about collaboration as the NII team.

Recently the MIC had an opportunity to record an episode of Town of Saugeen Shores' Shore Report podcast series.

Today’s three thoughts begin with a program to support newcomers to the Clean Energy Frontier region, moves to celebrating World EV Day with

Today’s announcement from Georgian College signals my transition out of the Innovation Officer position with the MIC.

I have had the distinct pleasure of working with a bright, talented, and motivated team on five research-intensive projects for MIC members.

Municipalities have a unique opportunity to develop an innovative format for youth engagement that is meaningful to young people.

There is an extra appreciation for resources when we’re surrounded by nature. What an opportunity to teach our kids about clean energy.

As the Director for the Clean Energy Frontier program, I have the privilege to build off tremendous work done by my colleague Chad Richards.

This week is a big week for the Clean Energy Frontier as we welcomed a brand-new director of the program to the team here at NII!

Bruce, Grey and Huron counties risk losing tourist business unless they expand places for Ontario’s growing number of EV drivers to plug in.

“This clean energy frontier will be good for all of us in this area and in the world moving forward." --Glen McNeil, Warden of Huron County

Highlighting municipal innovators who are improving processes and/or services that have a positive impact on the communities we serve.

This week, NII welcomed Luke Charbonneau, Mayor of the Town of Saugeen Shores and Bruce County Councillor to its Board of Directors.

“Climate change doesn’t have these nice boundaries. It affects all of us.” That’s what Selwyn Hicks, Warden of Grey County, had to say...

Having worked in post-secondary education for nearly two decades, I became accustomed to making May 1st the new year.

It’s been a big week for the Clean Energy Frontier! It’s the beginning of May and we MAY have shared some exciting news yesterday.

Creating a clean energy future and achieving net-zero carbon emissions will require hard work, innovation, and collective action.

I am often connecting and collaborating with people working in innovation spaces across public, non-profit, and private sectors. Each...

Students from the University of Waterloo’s School of Planning have worked closely with the Town of Saugeen Shores and the Municipal...

Last week, we celebrated Huron County Council’s support for the Clean Energy Frontier. I was very excited to see how engaged and...