Today, Cycling NWT recognizes the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. Across the Northwest Territories, cycling connects us with communities, with one another, and with the land beneath our wheels. Today is an opportunity to slow down and reflect. Orange Shirt Day grew from the experience of residential school Survivor Phyllis […]
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NWT Leads Canada in HopOn Instructors
What a celebration for cycling in the Northwest Territories. In 2026, the NWT has certified more HopOn instructors than any other province or territory in Canada. This achievement reflects the commitment of the people who spent the weekend learning, riding, playing and preparing to introduce more children and youth to cycling. Every new instructor creates […]
Thank You for Supporting Concussion Awareness Week
As Concussion Awareness Week 2026 comes to a close, we want to thank everyone who followed along, shared our posts, and helped spread the message of concussion awareness across the Northwest Territories. Throughout the week, we explored some of the most important topics in concussion education, including: Creating safer sport environments takes all of us. […]
If You Suspect It … Sit Them Out.
When it comes to concussions, acting quickly can make all the difference. If an athlete takes a hit to the head or body and you suspect a concussion, don’t wait. Remove them from play immediately, monitor for signs and symptoms, and make sure they are assessed by a healthcare professional before returning to sport. You […]
Prevention Starts Before Play
Creating a safer sport environment begins long before the opening whistle. Every practice, game, and tournament provides an opportunity to reduce the risk of concussion through preparation, education, and a culture built on respect. Concussion prevention isn’t about one single action. It comes from many small choices made by athletes, coaches, officials, volunteers, parents, and […]
Fact or Fiction? Knowing the Truth About Concussions
One of the biggest challenges with concussions is that many people still believe myths that can put athletes at risk. During Concussion Awareness Week 2026, NT School Sports is helping our school sport community separate fact from fiction. Understanding the truth about concussions helps athletes receive the care they need and creates safer environments for […]
Concussion Awareness Week 2026
Protect Every Brain. Every Game. Every athlete deserves to play in an environment where their health comes first. Concussion Awareness Week is an opportunity to learn how to recognize the signs of concussion, prevent injuries where possible, and support athletes through a safe recovery. Whether you’re an athlete, parent, coach, official, volunteer, or fan, you […]
National Coaches Week 2026
Celebrating the Coaches Who Make a DifferenceSeptember 14-20, 2026 National Coaches Week is an annual celebration that recognizes the incredible coaches who dedicate their time, knowledge, and passion to helping athletes grow, both in sport and in life. Coaches play an essential role in building confidence, teaching life skills, creating safe and inclusive environments, and […]
The #WeAreAllTeamNT Store Is Back!
The #WeAreAllTeamNT Store is back, but only for a limited time! From everyday #WeAreAllTeamNT shirts and hoodies to a new selection of lululemon apparel and accessories, there are more ways than ever to wear your Northern pride and be part of the team. The store is open now and will close on: September 22, 2026 […]
Building Cycling in the North, One Ride at a Time
What an amazing week for cycling in the Northwest Territories. Sometimes progress is measured in kilometres. Sometimes it is measured in bikes, instructors, games, laughter, and people willing to spend a weekend learning something new. For Cycling NWT, this week had a little bit of everything. Our equipment trailer was out and being used, our […]