Did Walk to Tuk make a difference in your life? Did you have an amazing team captain? Did you have an inspirational team member? Do you have a fun Walk to Tuk story or highlight?
We’d love to hear your Walk to Tuk testimonial. Send your story to [email protected]
Here are some excerpts from testimonials we’ve received in the […]
2019 marks the 30th anniversary of the NWT Recreation and Parks Association. In honour of this milestone, we’re looking back at the people, events, programs, and projects that have made the NWTRPA what it is today!
What better place to start than with a program that recognized the connection between healthy people and a hea […]
The federal government has committed money to expanding employment opportunities for youth. Wage subsidies (up to 50%) will be available for Summer 2019 for municipalities and other organizations to hire Youth for Green Jobs. Apply by Friday, February 22, 2019.
Did you know the NWT Recreation and Parks Association (NWTRPA) is turning 30 in 2019?! To celebrate our 30th anniversary, we’ll be posting regularly about our history as well as sharing some blasts from the past with you. If you have any stories, photos, and/or memories relating to the NWTRPA from over the years, we would love to h […]
Every two years, we offer a Community Leaders Retreat. This retreat takes community leaders to Blachford Lake Lodge for 2 nights to learn and grow from one another and facilitators.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year and everyone at the NWTRPA is wishing you a Happy Holiday Season! The NWTRPA office will be closed starting December 24 and will open again January 2.
The NWTRPA honoured six individuals this week: Beth Hudson, Wilson Elliot, Christina Bonnetrouge, Eunice Nasogaluak, Arthur Taylor, and Tony Devlin.
We are now accepting board nominations for President, Dehcho Regional Director, North Slave Regional Director, Sahtu Regional Director, and South Slave Regional Director.
Today is the official launch of the Nature Playbook, an action guide for connecting a new generation of Canadians with Nature.
With July coming to an end and pools and waterfronts beginning to look towards their closing at the end of August, it’s time for an update.
