Andrew Stuetz

Andrew Stuetz is a Sault Ste. Marie–born performer, journalist, and media creative whose work blends artistry, storytelling, and community impact. A graduate of the Randolph Academy and Centennial College’s Journalism and Sports Journalism programs, he brings a rich mix of performance and media insight to his work.

A dedicated performer, Andrew represented Canada at the IDO World Show Dance Championships in Germany, earning third- and sixth-place finishes with Team Canada.

His stage credits range from local roles—Bobby in Company, Phil Davis in White Christmas, Tony in West Side Story, and Nick Massi in Jersey Boys—to international productions including Lord of the Fries, Big Love, and The Addams Family.

In the sports world, his media and PR expertise helped the Greater Sudbury Cubs secure back-to-back NOJHL Championships, first in an analytical role and later as Social Media Manager. Andrew now works with Village Media’s SPACES platform, teaches at Northern Arts Academy, and co-founded Untapped North, a growing sports media brand celebrating Northern athletes and stories.

Who We Are:

There is a massive, untapped wealth of skill, wisdom, and grit in the people of Northern Ontario. We live in a place where the landscape is vast, but our stories are even deeper. Building On Threads was created to be a comprehensive, one-stop shop for our region—stitching together a podcast, a magazine, and a speakers bureau to ensure these voices are heard, connected, and celebrated.

While our focus is firmly on Northern Ontario, we believe that the journey of the human spirit is universal. We aren’t exclusionary; if you have a story that fits our mission of triumph, growth, and healing, we want to hear it.

Why We Started

This mission is deeply personal. For me, the catalyst for everything was the loss of my nephew. That heartbreak sparked a series of life-altering changes and led me to a realization: my story needed to be told. In finding my own voice through the grief, I realized that so many others are carrying stories that are just waiting for a place to land. Healing is an art shared by all, and we are here to make sure those stories find their way to the people who need them most.

Get in Touch

Whether you have a story to share, a skill to offer our volunteer team, or you’re interested in booking a speaker, we’d love to hear from you.