Northwest Territories Sport & Recreation Council

NWT Sport & Recreation Council

Last updated: December 2009

Announcements


	Commitment to Excellence (CTE:DM): DELIVERY MODEL PROJECT Released DECEMBER 11, 2009 The NWT Sport and Recreation Council (SRC) is pleased to release the first comminique, from the CTE:DM Phase project. This document introduces information developed through the first Working Group meeting.
	Click here to read COMMUNIQUE #1
	Click here to read the PROFILE ANALYSIS
	Click here to read the CTE PHASE 2 UPDATE
	Click here to read the CTE PHASE 1 REPORT

Latest News


	Call for Indigenous Youth Oct 14, 2009 The Vancouver 2010 Indigenous Youth Gathering is hosted by the Four Host First Nations and VANOC will bring together more than 300 Canadian First Nations, Inuit and Métis youth.
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	Arctic Winter Games - Regional & Territorials registration package released Oct, 2009 .
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	High Performance Athletes to Visit NWT Schools April 21, 2009 Sport North Federation is pleased to announce that it is coordinating the visits of three elite NWT athletes...
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	Senior's +55 Games Registration July 29, 2009 The Fort Smith Seniors Society will be hosting a regional Seniors 55+ Friendship Games in Fort Smith on August 12-14, 2009, for residents in the Mackenzie Region (includes South Slave, North Slave, and Dehcho) and Yellowknife. These Games are designed to encourage wellness (spiritual, mental, and physical) for residents of this region who are 55 years of age and older. It is an opportunity for elders to compete in friendship and share the comradery of others their age.
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	Vision
	Northwest Territories: A CULTURE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY


	Action Statement
	To unify the Northwest Territories sport and recreation sector.


	Who We Are
	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.

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 effective leadership and support to the sport and recreation system by setting strategic direction and allocating resources.

Responsibilities:

To be knowledgeable and evidence-based
To be advocates for the sport and recreation sector
To build a first-class sport and recreation system in the NWT