The Tourism Business Mentorship Program provides opportunities and resources for interested NWT tourism operators (Mentees) to learn and benefit from experienced operators (Mentors).
Interested individuals can download an application form or proposal
template at www.iti.gov.nt.ca/bmp or pick up the forms from any regional ITI office.
The Tourism Business Mentorship Program provides approved Mentees with an
opportunity and financial support to learn important business skills from an experienced Mentor.
Forest fires are naturally-occurring events in the Northwest Territories (NWT) that produce a valuable renewable resource: morel mushrooms. These mushrooms may flourish in burned areas after a forest fire and present NWT residents and communities with an opportunity to generate a seasonal income. The prospect of sustainable earnings from the morel mushroom harvest will likely increase in coming years as more than the usual number of forest fires are expected to occur due to climate change.
Aux Territoires du Nord-Ouest (TNO), les feux de forêt d’origine naturelle sont courants et on leur doit une ressource naturelle précieuse : les morilles. Ces champignons peuvent pousser dans les zones brûlées et offrent aux Ténois et à leurs collectivités une possibilité de revenu saisonnier. On peut s’attendre à une augmentation des revenus durables provenant de la récolte des morilles dans les années à venir, étant donné que les feux de forêt devraient être plus fréquents que la normale en raison du changement climatique.
This report is a companion to the Social Data Report. It focuses on northern and NWT Indigenous employment, procurement spending, and training for 2023. It also highlights the cumulative economic benefits of the NWT’s diamond mines.
Ce rapport accompagne le Rapport sur les données sociales. Il se concentre sur l’emploi dans le Nord et parmi les Autochtones des TNO, sur les dépenses d’approvisionnement et sur la formation en 2023. Il met également en évidence les avantages économiques cumulatifs des mines de diamants des TNO.
Guidelines for the Tourism Business Mentorship Program providing opportunities and resources for interested NWT tourism operators (Mentees) to learn from and
benefit from experienced Volunteer Advisors (Mentors).
This SEA Social Data Report is intended to fulfill the GNWT’s commitment to monitor a series of indicators (education, health, employment, crime) of the potential effects of mining on NWT residents and communities.
The indicators included in this document were negotiated into the SEAs, although specific datasets have been added, removed, or modified over the years.