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Lı́ı́dlı̨ı̨ Kų́ę́ is one of the four communities participating in the Generations on the Move (GOM) Program to create free regular and repeated activities and programs that's right for the community.

The NWTRPA is soliciting proposals from qualified consultants on behalf of Supporting Wellbeing to create a modular, adaptive, made-in-the-North, culturally appropriate, and trauma-informed curriculum to support land-based leaders to manage and respond to mental health challenges.

For National Canoe Day, we are working toward our goal to enhance our understanding of the relationship between colonialism through sharing a lesser-discussed history of what is seen as a quintessential Canadian watercraft: the canoe.

This June is Recreation and Parks Month, we thought we’d reach out to ask about the joys and memorable moments in some careers, and the importance of recreation.

Each year, on National Indigenous Peoples Day, we all celebrate the many beautiful cultures and history of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis across Denendeh and Inuvialuit Nunangit Sannaiqtuaq.

NWTRPA's On the Land Programs Consultant and avid canoeist Rachel Cluderay shares how she trained Mango to be the goodest canoe dawg.

While we would love the opportunity to connect with recreation leaders and community members in person, there continues to be a lot of uncertainty in relation to the pandemic. After much reflection and consideration, we have decided to continue to postpone in-person programming that involves travel (both our travel to your community and community member travel to Yellowknife).

As recreation leaders, we are asking ourselves what we can do to combat racism generally, and anti-Black racism specifically, in our sector and communities.