The North West Company’s commitment to community and youth programming has been recognized with an award from the Recreation & Parks Association of Nunavut (RPAN).

A Winnipeg organization that serves the homeless community got a few helping hands from North West employees earlier this month.

Children, elders, dietitians and RCMP officers all sipped iced tea as part of a Health Happy taste test at the Patuanak, SK Northern store.

Youth in Puvirnituq, QU had the opportunity to learn traditional Inuit skills during a summer camp made possible by the Greener Tomorrow program.

The deadline for submitting Healthy Horizons grant applications will be here before you know it.

North West employees joined thousands of people across Canada in supporting Orange Shirt Day on September 28.

Community members in Coral Harbour, NU, are pleased with their Northern store’s new Indigenous Language signage – but the excitement felt by Doreen Sinuitinar was beyond words.

The children of Abe Scatch Memorial School in Poplar Hill, ON will soon be zipping around a new roller skating park, thanks to Greener Tomorrow.

On July 22, community members of Severn, ON came together for an advanced screening of Indian Horse, a drama which draws attention to the dark history of Residential Schools in Canada, and the powerful spirit of Indigenous people.

The North West Company participated in discussions related to food security at a working session led by The Nunavik Regional Working Group on Food Security.