The Municipality of Kimmirut, which is leading the way in Nunavut for banning plastic bags and cleaning the community and water systems, will be featured in a water waste symposium this fall.

As Christmas approaches, the Northern store in Sanikiluaq, NU is helping the community get into the holiday spirit.

Youth in Tuktoyaktuk will be gaining access to new sporting equipment, thanks to the Healthy Horizons Foundation.

Community members in Kuujjuaq stepped into the spotlight in September, in an annual event that allows them to practice and showcase their unique talents.

The community of Coral Harbour is strongly on board with the Greener Tomorrow program, and is benefitting from it too.

Healthy Horizons is helping the Heart & Stroke Foundation close the health gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in northern communities, with a $20,000 grant

Community members in the Hamlet of Cambridge Bay, NU will be able to go on land trips for traditional hunting and obtain necessities such as food for their gatherings, thanks to a Greener Tomorrow Grant of $9,230.40 to fund their Elders Gatherings

Two young athletes from Coral Harbour, NU have been chosen to be a part of Team Nunavut for the 2019 Canada Winter Games – and the local Northern Store is playing a role in getting them there.

The deadline for submitting Healthy Horizons grant applications is almost here!

The North West Company’s commitment to community and youth programming has been recognized with an award from the Recreation & Parks Association of Nunavut (RPAN).