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Cycling NWT Remembrance Day Reflection

The Road We Ride Was Paved by Sacrifice. Each November 11, we pause, not to stop moving, but to move with intention. To remember those who gave their lives in service, so that we might ride in peace and freedom. At Cycling NWT, we reflect on how cycling teaches focus, resilience, and community values that […]

Recognize the Heart of Our Communities: Nominate a Volunteer Today

Across the Northwest Territories, countless individuals give their time, energy, and hearts to make our communities better. Whether they’re coaching youth sports, preparing meals for elders, organizing cultural events, or helping out in the background when no one’s watching, these volunteers are the quiet champions of the North. Now is your chance to shine a […]

Fat Tires, Cold Trails, and Community Spirit: Yellowknife Fatbike Race Series Returns this November

Get ready, Yellowknife! The much-anticipated 2025 Fatbike Race Series is back this November, and it’s gearing up to be better than ever. Hosted at Tin Can Hill, this four-race series brings together riders of all ages and skill levels for a unique winter adventure through snow-covered trails and frosty northern air. Race Dates & Times […]

Sport North is Looking for Mission Staff for the 2026 Arctic Winter Games

Application Deadline: November 17, 2025 The Arctic Winter Games are a powerful celebration of culture, sport, and community across the circumpolar North. Taking place in Whitehorse, Yukon in 2026, this event brings together athletes from across the Northwest Territories and beyond in a unique show of talent, pride, and connection. Sport North is looking for […]

 Girls Belong in the Game – Let’s #GetGirlCoached

At Cycling NWT, we believe in building a sport culture that listens to, learns from, and supports girls and young women across the territory. That’s why we’re proud to support Canadian Women & Sport’s national campaign, Get Girl Coached, which challenges sport organizations, coaches, and leaders to design inclusive, girl centered spaces in sport. Far […]