Through the generosity of RiteWay customers and the RTW Group of Companies, $10,000 was raised in support of communities in southwestern Jamaica as they continue to recover from the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, which made landfall on October 28, 2025.

In Pickle Lake, Ontario, the Northern store team is being recognized for its continued dedication to making a meaningful difference in the community following its support of the breakfast program at Crolancia Public School.

Supporting wellness, cultural connection, and personal development, the Healthy Horizons Foundation (HHF) provided a $5,000 grant to the Northern Village of Beauval, Saskatchewan, in support of the Youth Outdoor Nature Summer Camp, in 2024.

Supporting local business ventures is a meaningful way to foster creativity, innovation, and community well-being. Last summer, this commitment inspired a seasonal partnership with Pin Me Pretty, a youth-led business in Cartwright.

This holiday season, the Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Inc. (MKO) Santa Express once again brought the Christmas spirit to remote and northern Indigenous communities across Manitoba.

Founded by Joshua Hennan, a proud member of Bloodvein First Nation, Keya Bedding embodies deep First Nations roots and community spirit. Learn more about the story behind The North West Company’s growing partnership with Keya.

On December 10, our Northern store in Fort Chipewyan was proud to support the 2025 Métis Winter Gathering & Christmas Celebration, organized by the Fort Chipewyan Metis Nation in Alberta.

At nine years old, Algonquin youth Mya Beaudry transformed her creativity and respect for history, culture, and community into Kokom Scrunchies, now reaching new horizons through a partnership with The North West Company.

In 2023, the Healthy Horizons Foundation proudly supported the Sewing Skills Labs program, facilitated by I Love First Peoples (ILFP), connecting Indigenous youth across Canada with cultural heritage and fashion-related career pathways.

With support from the Healthy Horizons Foundation (HHF), 11 Inuit youth from six communities participated in the Ayalik Expeditions program, delivered in partnership with YMCA Camp Wanakita in Haliburton, Ontario, during the summer of 2024