Applications welcomed for $20,000 health research stipend
Aurora College students are invited to apply for a $20,000 stipend designed to involve them in health research while they study.
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Rainbow Coalition gets $305,000 for community-led project
The Rainbow Coalition of Yellowknife has received almost $305,000 in funding from the federal government’s LGBTQ2 Community Capacity Fund.
New school in Behchokǫ̀ could take until 2025
A new Chief Jimmy Bruneau School for Behchokǫ̀ is still several years away from construction, education minister RJ Simpson says.
Will travel restrictions trigger an NWT teacher shortage?
The NWT's travel restrictions during the Covid-19 pandemic may mean more teachers than usual leave the North and don't come back in September, one MLA fears.
MLA calls for NWT childcare to ‘be more like Yukon’
Last week, the Yukon introduced a daycare subsidy. Now, MLAs in the NWT are asking the territorial government to do the same.
Aurora College expects return to in-person classes this fall
The NWT's Aurora College says it plans to offer "most programs and courses face-to-face" in the 2021-2022 academic year.
Inclusion NWT launches winter parenting guide
"February and March can be a tough slog," northern charity Inclusion NWT declared as it launched a new winter parenting guide. The charity wants your tips, too.
Yellowknife Catholic Schools superintendent receives award
Yellowknife Catholic Schools superintendent Simone Gessler received this year's distinguished service award from the NWT Superintendents’ Association’s.
How the NWT asks students to examine ‘positive aspects’ of residential school
"It's important to note that some residential school students had positive experiences," an NWT teachers' guide states. We examined how the guide was developed.
‘Explore the world from home’ on National Family Literacy Day
The NWT Literacy Council has a range of activities for families to travel the world from home on National Family Literacy Day, January 27.
YK1 school district appoints new superintendent
Cindi Vaselenak, a veteran superintendent with more than 30 years' experience as an Alberta educator, will be YK1's new superintendent from August.
Fort Simpson schools will have separate principals in the new year
Fort Simpson's elementary and high schools currently share a principal. That'll change in January as a result of the strain being placed on education leaders.