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About Curling NT represents the spirit, resilience, and community of curling across the Northwest Territories. More than just a governing body, Curling NT supports athletes, clubs, and volunteers who keep the sport thriving in northern communities where the rink is often the heart of winter life. From youth development programs to competitive play and community bonspiels, Curling NT helps ensure the sport remains accessible and inclusive across the territory. Their work celebrates teamwork, tradition, and northern pride, connecting generations of curlers while promoting healthy, active lifestyles. Through initiatives that support local clubs like the Inuvik Curling Club, Curling NT plays a key role in preserving one of the North’s most beloved winter pastimes—where sport, friendship, and community meet on the ice.
Brian Kowikchuk was raised in both the Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk region. With roots in both worlds, his expression for the truth is through his art. Working on mental health, Brian is finding himself passionate about the work through community. Developing relationships in the Inuvialuit Settlement Region is where most of …
The Inuvik Curling Centre is at the heart of community life in Inuvik, Northwest Territories. Operating from the Midnight Sun Complex, the club offers four high-quality sheets of ice, a licensed lounge, and welcoming viewing areas that bring people together throughout the long winter months. The season runs from October …
Archie Beaverho, a distinguished Tłı̨chǫ Dene artist from Behchokǫ̀, Northwest Territories, has dedicated his life to portraying the spiritual and cultural essence of his people through art. His portfolio encompasses paintings, beadwork, carvings, and jewelry, each piece narrating stories of drum dances, hand games, traditional hunting practices, and the profound …