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You may still need Proof of Vaccination to access certain services.

The GNWT is gathering feedback on Emerging Stronger. Have your say!

New award for an initiative that positively impacts mental health and addictions care.

The deadline to submit your nominations is APRIL 30, 2022.

The deadline to submit your nominations is MAY 6, 2022.

Master key concepts of asset management while completing an asset management plan. Eligible organizations can register up to six participants for only $245.00 per person (regular price $2,500).

This subsidized training is made possible by a grant from FCM’s Municipal Asset Management Program (MAMP), which is delivered by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities and funded by the Government of Canada.

The Legacy Fund component supports community-initiated capital projects that restore, renovate or transform an existing building or exterior space (such as a statue, community hall, monument, garden or work of art) intended for community use.

Recipients may receive up to 50 percent of eligible project expenses up to a maximum of $500,000

The Take a Family on the Land Program is designed to offset the costs associated with on-the-land activities, so more NWT residents can experience them, as families. The program is intended for families who may not have other resources to support land-based activities. 

This program provides funding to hire community-based counsellors who will support individuals living in, or working towards, recovery and/or support community-based addictions recovery and aftercare programming in the Northwest Territories (NWT).

March 31-September 1: Indigenous governments.

September 2-March 31: Community governing authorities and non-government organizations.

The Legacy Fund component supports community-initiated capital projects that restore, renovate or transform an existing building or exterior space (such as a statue, community hall, monument, garden or work of art) intended for community use.

Recipients may receive up to 50 percent of eligible project expenses up to a maximum of $500,000

This call for proposals may provide recipients with up to $500,000 in funding to support new or expanded capacity-building initiatives.

Funding for licensed programs to support the diverse needs of children, including those from equity-seeking families and children who have specific developmental needs with the Supporting Child Inclusion and Participation (SCIP) Funding Program.

The FCC AgriSpirit Fund supports projects by charities, non-profit groups, First Nations bands and Metis settlements in communities of less than 150,000 people. Types of projects include:

Employers, business owners, and all those with an interest in workplace safety are invited to participate and provide suggestions on the type of safety training their organization requires and how WSCC funding agreements and partnerships related to safety training should work.

Do you want to make local priorities heard at a national level? Consider running for FCM’s 2022-2023 Board of Directors and shape national policy priorities on behalf of cities and communities of all sizes.

Table Officer resolution, nomination form and consent form: Due May 15

Director resolution and consent form: Due May 30 to include your name on the official ballot

April 22 - Public Briefing on Sport, Recreation and Youth

April 22 - Public briefing on the Mineral Resources Act and regulations implementation

April 22 - Public Briefing on Community Mental Wellness and Available Programming

April 26 - Public Review of Human Rights Commission Annual Report

May 26 - 19TH ASSEMBLY DAY 112 2ND SESSION

The government policies, programs, and services under review.

2021-2022 French Language Communications and Services Employee Survey - Closes April 22

Flood 2021 - After Action Review - Closes April 28

Guidelines for Exploration and Development in NWT Boreal Caribou Habitat - Closes April 30

Canadian Agricultural Partnership Policy Framework - Closes April 30

Proposed amendments to the Child and Family Services Act - Closes April 30

Patient Experience Questionnaire (2022) - Closes May 2

Seasonal Time Change - Closes May 16

Mackenzie Valley Highway Project - Closes May 27

Healthy Land, Healthy People renewal (2022) - Closes June 1

Review of Mineral Resources Royalties - Closes July 29

Emerging Stronger - Closes September 23, 2023

GNWT Services in French

Register now! FCM’s Annual Conference and Trade Show will be a hybrid format. Join FCM in Regina—or connect online—and be part of Canada’s fullest gathering of municipal leaders. After the FCM Annual Conference, join us for our AGM in Hay River.

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