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Media advisory – Minister Sudds to announce investments for children and families in Nunavut
From: Employment and Social Development Canada The Honourable Jenna Sudds, Minister of Families, Children and Social Development, will travel to Iqaluit from February 26 to 28. During her visit, Minister Sudds will make two announcements benefiting children and families in the territory. National School Food Program announcement First, the Minister will make an announcement on […]
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Every Student, Every Day fund commits $200,000 to fund student attendance projects in 2025 – applications now open
February 24, 2025 This is a joint release between the Government of Yukon and Every Student, Every Day Society Yukon. Every Student, Every Day, in partnership with the Government of Yukon, is committing $200,000 funding to support student attendance improvement projects for the 2025–26 school year. This funding will continue to support innovative, grassroots projects […]
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Language and culture go hand-in-hand’: What Yellowknife schools are doing to promote Indigenous Languages Month – NNSL Media
February 21, 2025 Games are one way that Yk1 students are learning to connect with Wiliideh Yati If you were to ask Andrea Harding what here favourite word in Wiliideh Yati is, she’d say K’omoodoo hoizii. That roughly translates to saying hello. “I like greeting people in the morning,” she said. “I think that’s a wonderful way […]
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Pink Shirt Day 2025
February 19, 2025 Wednesday, February 26, is Pink Shirt Day, which is observed each year by wearing pink as a way to show a unified stand against bullying. By wearing pink and showing kindness, we can take a step forward towards helping and healing others. This year’s theme is “Let Kindness Grow” and is about […]
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Dene Nation’s Response to Aurora College’s proposed plan for Community Learning Centres
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE [YELLOWKNIFE, DENENDEH ] The Dene Nation’s responses to the GNWT announcement on February 13, 2025, addressing the 2025-2028 Aurora College Mandate Agreement, that outlines the transformation of Aurora College into a polytechnic university. The shift to close community learning centres has significant implications for post-secondary education in the Northwest Territories. The Dene […]
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First locally developed course established under First Nation School Board
February 13, 2025 This is a joint news release between the Government of Yukon and the First Nation School Board. Together, the Government of Yukon and First Nation School Board take this moment to hold up the educators and school community in Dakwäkäda where Food Sovereignty 12, an enriching and empowering locally developed high school […]
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Aurora College Mandate Agreement 2025-2028 released
February 13, 2025 The 2025-2028 Aurora College Mandate Agreement was released today. This agreement between the Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) and Aurora College sets the strategic direction over the next three years for Aurora College. Transforming Aurora College to a polytechnic university is the overarching priority of this agreement. A polytechnic university will […]
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Cambrian Indigenous Student Circle culturally-focussed, paints success – Anishinabek News
February 14, 2025 SUDBURY – The dedication of students who support other students, shines through the Cambrian Indigenous Student Circle at Cambrian College. Barry Beaver is an active leader in the Cambrian Indigenous Student Circle. Beaver says the student council offers support and hosts events. “We offer workshops for student interest to fuel development. Each […]
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What effect is the Tłı̨chǫ Highway having on Whatì and Behchokǫ̀?- Cabin Radio
February 12, 2025 A working group has released its first report examining the socio-economic impacts of the Tłı̨chǫ Highway on Whatì and Behchokǫ̀. The Tłı̨chǫ Highway, also known as Highway 9, opened to traffic at the end of November 2021, connecting Whatì to the NWT’s highway system year round. Residents and politicians said at the […]
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Newly re-elected teachers union head sees contract, staff retention as priorities – Nunatsiaq News
Feb 10, 2025 Justin Matchett wins third term as Nunavut Teachers’ Association president; current collective agreement expires in June Fresh off a third-term win as president of the Nunavut Teachers’ Association, Justin Matchett says keeping teachers working in the territory and getting them an improved contract are priorities for the next two years. “Retention is […]
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