We will be contacting each weekly winner directly to send them their prizes.
March 4, 2024:Team Captains and Team Members deadline to edit/enter team activity for WEEK 9 To be Eligible for Week 9 prize
March 6, 2024: Weekly Prize draws: Week 9
February 26, 2024: Team Captains and Team Members deadline to edit/enter team activity for WEEK 7 & WEEK 8 To be Eligible for Week 7 & Week 8 prizes
February 28, 2024: Weekly Prize Draws: Weeks 7 & 8
February 12, 2024: Team Captains and Team Members deadline to edit/enter team activity for WEEK 5 & WEEK 6 To be Eligible for Week 5 & Week 6 prizes
February 14, 2024: Weekly Prize Draws: Weeks 5 & 6
January 29, 2024: Team Captains and Team Members deadline to edit/enter team activity for WEEK 3 & WEEK 4 To be Eligible for Week 3 & Week 4 prizes
January 31, 2024: Weekly Prize Draws: Weeks 3 & 4
January 16, 2024: Team Captains and Team Members deadline to edit/enter team activity for WEEK 1 & WEEK 2 To be Eligible for Week 1 & Week 2 prizes
January 17, 2024: Weekly Prize Draws: Weeks 1 & 2
Fill your mind in school, but cover your noggen’ with these caps!
Participants can add some style to their wardrobe. Every week we will draw one School Team participant whose team has been adding their minutes (or kilometres) before the submission dates. These caps come in a variety of colours and are ornated with beautiful Dene Roses. These hats are designed by Sara Erasmus (Erasmus Apparel), from Yellowknife, NT.
It takes more than one Ookpik to make a community…
Participants can add flair to their homes with an original “Ookpik” Owl. Every week we will draw one Community Team participant whose team has been adding their minutes (or kilometres) before the submission dates. These furry friends are all unique and made by Bernice Raddi, from Tuktoyaktuk, NT.
They are made with seal, rabbit, muskrat or beaver fur.
Participants can add some pizzazz to their office with original art . Every week we will draw one Corporate Team participant whose team has been adding their minutes (or kilometres) before the submission dates. Each piece is one of a kind made with oil-based paint by Roberta Memogana, from Ulukhaktok, NT.
All participants from the NWT, whose teams complete Walk to Tuk, will be entered into a draw for one of two grand prizes: a travel voucher (including return) for Western-based travel with Canadian North.
Team captains are essential to Walk to Tuk for many reasons, not the least of which is the role they play in helping to motivate their team and logging the teams’ mileage. All NWT team captains who have submitted their team’s walking time/distance have been entered into a draw to win one of two indigenous carvings. Captain Prizes would be impossible without one of our major funders, NWT/NU Lotteries.
It was very difficult choosing winners amongst all the beautiful images that were submitted for the Walk to Tuk February Photo Contest. We know how much work it takes to remove the gloves from your hands in the blistering cold to capture these gems. Our next photo contest will start in January 2025 so stay tuned!