Sport, Recreation, Youth & Volunteerism
Sport and Recreation
Municipal and Community Affairs recognizes that sport, recreation and physical activity programs are essential to the health and well being of individual citizens and NWT communities in general. The Department provides support by:
- Assisting NWT communities to provide local sport, recreation and physical activity programs and services.
- Working with NWT sport and recreation partners to deliver coordinated regional and territories programs and services.
- Working with other governments and agencies to bring the benefits of national and other programs to the NWT.
What's new in Sport and Recreation?
- High Preformance Athelete Grant Application (Sept 2006)
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- 2007 Canada Winter Games Traditional Games Showcase Competition Poster (July 2006)
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- 2007 Canada Winter Games Public Information (July 2006)
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- 2007 Canada Winter Games Application Form (July 2006)
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- 2007 Canada WInter Games Youth Ambassador Program Application Form (July 2006)
- Pan-Territorial Sport Strategy NWT Program Accountability Report (June 2006)
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- Community Initiatives Program 2004-2005 Report (March 2006)
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- Northwest Territories Council of Sport and Recreation Partners
- Pan-Territorial Sport Strategy NWT Program Status Report (December 9, 2005)
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- Pan-Territorial Sport Strategy NWT Program Status Report (June 1, 2005)
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- Pan-Territorial Sport Strategy NWT Program Status Report (October 1, 2004)
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MACA's Partners in Sport and Recreation are:
- Aboriginal Sport Circle of the Western Arctic
- Beaufort Delta Sahtu Recreation Association
- Mackenzie Recreation Association
- NWT Recreation and Parks Association
- Sport North Federation
MACA also supports the following events:
- Arctic Winter Games
- Canada Games
- North American Indigenous Games
- Get Active NWT 2006
- The Dene Games - Sahtu Region
- The Mackenzie Dene Games - South Slave / North Slave / Deh Cho Regions
- The Northern Games - Inuvik Region
- Western Canada Summer Games
MACA Sport and Recreation Programs and Policies:
- NWTRPA Trail Building Fund (August 2005)
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- Community Initiatives Program (April 2005)
55.0 KB
- Recreation and Sport Contributions (April 2005)
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- NWT High Performance Athlete Grant Policy (February 2006)
2.55 MB
- Sport, Recreation and Physical Activity in the NWT (March 2004)
4.48 MB
Other important Sport and Recreation Documents are contained in our Document Library
- Canadian Long Term Athlete Development Model (2005) Poster
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4.31 MB
- High Kick Biomechanics (April 2006)
2.20 MB
- Community Initiatives Program 2003-2004 Report (November 2004)
732 KB
- Integrated Pan-Canadian Healthy Living Strategy 2005 (December 2005)
251 KB
- NWT Community Recreation Needs Assessment Report 2004 (November 2005)
5.23 MB
- The Canadian Sport Policy (Link to French version) (March 2004)
380 KB
- The Canadian Sport Policy Federal-Provincial/Territorial Priorities for Collaborative Action 2002-2005 (Link to French version) (March 2004)
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- 2005-06 Recreation and Sport
Contribution Accountability Report Form (April 2005)
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- Summary of 2002-2003 Community Recreation and Sport Contributions (April 2005)
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- 2005-06 CIP Accountability Report Form (March 2006)
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- 2006-07 CIP Application Form (March 2006)
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For more information about our Sport and Recreation programs, please e-mail the Manager for Sport and Recreation or call the Yellowknife Office for Sport and Recreation at: (867) 873-7757 or (867) 920-6192.