You may have noticed a new page on our website devoted to a research project called, “How I Survived”: Recreation at Northern Residential Schools. Guided by a committee of former students and intergenerational survivors, the NWT Recreation and Parks Association (NWTRPA) and University of Alberta are collaborating to develop a travell […]
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Register your team for Walk to Tuk 2021 today!
The NWTRPA membership voted on four Board positions, including the NWTRPA President. Meet the 2020-2021 Board of Directors!
Sheena Tremblay is the new Executive Director of the NWT Recreation and Parks Association.
Have you heard about the NWT Recreation and Parks Association being a great non-profit organization that envisions a territory where everyone has access to recreation programs and spaces that foster healthy families, strong cultures, and vibrant communities??? Did you know we’re currently looking for new faces to join our Board of Dir […]
2019 Board Photo – Cynthia White, Derek Squirrel, Kyla LeSage, Kristen Tanche, Mary Gordon; missing Betty Ann Drybones, Tim Van Dam and Rena Chapple.
The NWT Recreation and Parks Association AGM will take place virtually at 12 pm (Noon) on Thursday, November 26, 2020 where a new Board will be voted in.
We are now accepting n […]
The NWTRPA is honouring five incredible individuals for their dedication to recreation and community contributions: Elizabeth Hardisty, Rob Johnson, Inemesit Graham, Ava Pope, and Geoff Ray.
How we connect looks a little different this year, but one community participating in the NWTRPA’s Generations on the Move program is showing that even a pandemic can’t stop them from keeping active through music with people of all ages!
Generations on the Move is a three-year project that aims to inspire communities across the NW […]
Looking to keep your community Active, Resilient, and Connected during COVID-19? Apply for an ARC grant today.
