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REGISTRATION UNTIL 4 JUNE 2023 CDETNO invites you for a day of hiking and outdoor activities on Sunday, June 11, 2023 from 10:30am to 7pm at Fred Henne Day Park! The day will include activities, a hike, a picnic, outdoor activities and a group dinner. Parents are invited to join the group from 5pm for

CDETNO’s Career Centre will host three sessions of the “Foundations of Service Quality” training by SuperHost™ : This formation, considered the gold standard for customer service excellence, will be animated by Anna-Marie Rautenbach, faculty at the College of the Rockies and Hospitality Management Program Coordinator. For more information, call the Career Centre at (867) 873

After meeting students in schools for information and discussion sessions about Black history Month, the coordinator of the Settlement Workers in Schools program offers creative workshops and children’s games creation hosted by BACupNorth. The objective is to give young people who wish to do so a space to express their thoughts and feelings on the

Do you have a simple project idea to support your community? TakingITGlobal (TIG) is looking for young people who are inspired with ideas and ready to take action through youth-led community service grants The #YouthInAction community service grants allow young people, ages 15-30, to come up with ideas that can support their local community and

We are currently working towards improving services for immigrants in regard to language tests and training for Permanent Resident and Citizenship applications. To do so, we have created a survey to capture data regarding the needs of language tests in French (TEF) and English (CELPIP). We have also seen that there has been a need

CDETNO will participate for the 14th Destination Canada Job Forum,  which will be held virtually from February 26th to 28th, 2021. CDETNO representatives will promote job opportunities and lifestyle in the Northwest Territories to hundreds of job seekers. The forum will also allow applicants to obtain all relevant information regarding economic immigration, life in the NWT and immigration support

This year, CDETNO is celebrating Black History Month, which runs from February 1st to March 1st, 2021. The objectives are to: Better understand the contributions and roles of African-Americans in Canadian history. Understand that the struggle for freedom and equality took decades, and continues today. Support the Black community by promoting and identifying Black-owned businesses and authors in Yellowknife. Follow us on

In collaboration with the Collège nordique francophone, CDETNO will be offering a series of training in February and March 2021. If you are interested in one or even all of these training sessions, please contact the Economic Development Officer, Mila Benoit, by sending an email to services@cdetno.com to register. The training sessions will be given

Conseil de développement économique des Territoires du Nord-Ouest (CDETNO) and Communauté francophone accueillante (CFA) are organizing a conference-discussion on January 28th from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Explorer Hotel. The topic is the integration and retention of French-speaking immigrant workers in the NWT. The objective is to raise awareness among NWT employers regarding the added