As Concussion Awareness Week 2026 comes to a close, we want to thank everyone who followed along, shared our posts, and helped spread the message of concussion awareness across the Northwest Territories. Throughout the week, we explored some of the most important topics in concussion education, including: Creating safer sport environments takes all of us. […]

When it comes to concussions, acting quickly can make all the difference. If an athlete takes a hit to the head or body and you suspect a concussion, don’t wait. Remove them from play immediately, monitor for signs and symptoms, and make sure they are assessed by a healthcare professional before returning to sport. You […]

Creating a safer sport environment begins long before the opening whistle. Every practice, game, and tournament provides an opportunity to reduce the risk of concussion through preparation, education, and a culture built on respect. Concussion prevention isn’t about one single action. It comes from many small choices made by athletes, coaches, officials, volunteers, parents, and […]

Protect Every Brain. Every Game. Every athlete deserves to play in an environment where their health comes first. Concussion Awareness Week is an opportunity to learn how to recognize the signs of concussion, prevent injuries where possible, and support athletes through a safe recovery. Whether you’re an athlete, parent, coach, official, volunteer, or fan, you […]

Across the North, in schools, on rinks, fields, gyms, and trails, our communities are moving, playing, and competing. And while we celebrate that active spirit, it’s just as important that we look out for each other along the way. Concussion Awareness Week is about more than just posters and policies. It’s about real conversations, shared […]