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Exercise and recreation is an important part of maintaining our health and wellbeing especially during times of stress and change, which we have certainly experiencing the past few weeks.
Read MoreWalk to Tuk is an annual community walking challenge put on by our friends at the NWTRPA. Participants have from January 2 to February 29, 2020 to collectively walk 1,658km and get their team to Tuktoyaktuk.
Read MoreNow in its second year, the Program offers recreation leadership training for new and experienced recreation practitioners and leaders.
Read MoreInterested in leading a Nordic Walking group in your community? Join us October 15th, 10am-1pm and learn to lead the way.
Read MoreRegistration for the annual Recreational and Parks Association of the Yukon’s annual Fall Rec Gathering is now open. Recreation Leaders from rural communities and/ or working with rural communities are invited to join us.
Read MoreThe current issue of Above & Beyond Magazine, Canada’s Arctic Journal, the inflight magazine for First Air features an article about the Recreation North training program, proving that the sky is the limit.
Read MoreGet moving with the ParticipACTION Community Better Challenge!
Read MoreThis is Bike 2 Work & School Week (see post below to get in on the fun). As Active Living Coordinator, I KNOW that I am supposed to walk the walk, or pedal the bike in the this case, so today was my day to actually make it happen. But then, life steps in.
Read MoreIt’s Bike to Work Week 2019 and sponsor Yukon Energy with the City of Whitehorse want you to join them.
Read MoreMaking it Matter is the theme of this year’s BCRPA 2019 Symposium, hosted in the beautiful community of Whistler, BC.
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