The Attawapiskat Minor Hockey players will be able to attend the Little NHL in Mississauga, thanks to a Greener Tomorrow grant.

Being part of a team can help students feel a sense of belonging at school – and, in turn, want to attend. That’s the goal of the School Engagement Through Sports program at Qitiqliq Middle School in Arviat, NU.

?The North West Company’s Indigenous Language program for shoppers, rolled out last October, is believed to be the first offered by a major Canadian retailer.

Employees of the Northern store pharmacy in Portage La Loche, SK showed their support of Jordan’s Principle by bringing stuffed bears to work on Bear Witness Day, along with employees from across the company.

Students can concentrate and learn better throughout the school day when they’ve had a nutritious breakfast. Thanks to a Greener Tomorrow grant, kids at the elementary school in Arviat, NU, get to kick off the school day with bellies full of healthy food.

A Greener Tomorrow program grant is giving even more young girls in Sanikiluaq, NU the opportunity to play hockey.

When the Northern Food Store in Portage La Loche, Saskatchewan was destroyed by a fire, The North West Company responded quickly to ensure community members still had access to groceries to feed their families.

?Northern and NorthMart stores throughout northern Canada celebrated another successful year of the Greener Tomorrow program on Earth Day, April 22, by presenting grants to participating communities.

The Greener Tomorrow program is helping keep Hall Beach, Nunavut clean.

The Arctic Bay Army Cadet Corps will be spending a day at the beach in Arctic Bay, Nunavut – to clean it up.