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Last updated: December 2011 |
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SRC Call For Proposals 2012 - 2014
December 12, 2011
The SRC is now accepting proposals for diverse programs/initiatives that range from simple to complex projects that will benefit a variety of NWT communities and residents. These programs/initiatives seek to build healthy and vibrant people in the NWT through physical activity. The level of investment that is available for distribution is 4 million dollars over the next two years.
The Investment Guidelines and Application Form for 2012-14 funding are now available.
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NWT SRC releases A Guide to Establishing a Monitoring, Evaluation and Accountability System for the NWT Sport and Recreation Council
September 8, 2011
The NWT Sport & Recreation Council’s (the SRC) mandate from the Minister of Municipal and Community Affairs (MACA) stipulates that it will be accountable for achieving outcomes. The second goal of SRC’s 2011/2012 – 2013/2014 Strategic Plan enforces this mandate by requiring (Whiteworks, 2010):
- funding recipients to be accountable for the funding they receive by reporting on their achievement of the
SRC’s priorities identified in Goal #1, and
- the SRC to monitor their achievement of all the goals listed in their Strategic Plan.
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| Latest News |
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Trying to beat the best
Golfers line up for a chance to upend Gord Brayton in Beat the Pro competition
Thursday, September 8, 2011
SOMBA K'E/YELLOWNIFE If you ever wanted a chance to show up Gord Brayton, Sept. 4 was your big chance. Courtesy of Northern News Services.
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Parks and rec board looks for ideas
Thursday, September 8, 2011
INUVIK Residents of Inuvik with ideas on how to improve parks or recreation in the community have an outlet to express those thoughts – they just need to use it. Courtesy of Northern News Services.
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Yellowknife's face of fitness
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
SOMBA K'E/YELLOWKNIFE A Yellowknife woman was recently nominated for a prestigious award that recognizes excellence in the field of health and wellness. Courtesy of Northern News Services. |
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Never too old for sports Yellowknife seniors square off at National Senior Games in Texas
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
SOMBA K'E/YELLOWKNIFE When a person says the word "athlete" Joan Hirons, 69 and Chris Williams, 75, may not be the first two to leap to mind. Courtesy of Northern News Services.
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Hey Northerners!
We want YOU to rediscover the joy of moving. Not so long ago, this land was filled with people who moved to survive – hunting, trapping, fishing, building igloos, moving about on the land – but somewhere along the way we started to spend more and more of our time sitting. And not just sitting, but sitting indoors.
But the land is still out there. We are lucky enough to live in one of the last places in the world with true wilderness.
You have the best playground right outside your door. So get up and get outside!
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Vision |
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Healthy, vibrant people in the Northwest Territories |
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Mission |
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To create a culture of physical activity in the Northwest Territories. |
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Who We Are |
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At its most basic level the Northwest Territories Sport & Recreation Council (NWTSRC) can be described as the umbrella for the sport, recreation and active living sector. The NWTSRC is a non-profit, non-government organization whose board operates on a governance model, providing broad strategic direction. Our partners, volunteers, professionals and communities help to move us collectively forward. |
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| Role & Responsibilities |
The members of the SRC are leaders and representatives of the sport, recreation and active living system in the NWT.
Our role is to provide leadership and support for the NWT sport and recreation sector. In fulfillment of this role, the SRC shall:
- Streamline decision making and improve coordination
- Plan collaboratively with communities and sport and recreation leaders
- Effectively use resources that result in opportunities for all NWT residents to access physical activities
- Be accountable for achieving outcomes
- Manage the Western Canada Lottery program in the NWT
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