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Voices

"The Active Circle is a family, I feel like I'm part of something. I feel really supported in the work that I do."

Evan Chamakese, Pelican Lake First Nation

Programs

The Active Circle’s programs database aims to provide information about physical activity initiatives in Canada and to inspire leaders who want to start a program in their community.

Here is a list of ideas for keeping little people physically active when it is just too cold to spend a lot of time outdoors.

July 28 to August 23, 2014 - Banff, AB Scholarships available!

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This innovative practice addresses the issue of childhood obesity.

The Manitoba Speed Skating Association is inviting anyone ages 5 years of age and older to come out and try one of the biggest sports of the upcoming Olympics.

June 1 to 4, 2014 - London, ON

January 18 to 19, 2014 - Bella Coola & Nuxalk Nation, BC

'A Balanced Meal’ Flag Tag brings health class to life. This fast-paced game engages students with Canada’s Food Guide.

Active Circle Communities

Seine River First Nation and Fort Frances Friendship Centre, Ontario

With the support of GEN7 messenger Kent Brown, the community is planning activities for youth and young girls.


Katarokwi Native Friendship Center, Kingston, Ontario

The community is working with Gen7 Messenger Josh Sacobie around regular visits and events with the youth and the center.


Pelican Lake First Nation, Saskatchewan 

The community's youth council has been planning and implementing a number of activities including a girls only program, outdoor sports and leadership training.


Aboriginal Sports and Recreation Circle of Newfoundland and Labrador

The ASRCNL is working with CAAWS and Motivate Canada on the You Go Girls program in 7 communities.

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