Whati | June , 2025
Join us at the MRA Spring Gathering to reconnect, update progress, and discuss how to improve recreation at an individual, community, and regional level.
Who will represent your community? Let us know if you, a recreation staff, or a volunteer will attend and be the voice for the community.
MRA region communities include:
Behchokǫ̀, Dettah, Enterprise, Fort Liard, Fort Providence, Fort Resolution, Fort Simpson, Fort Smith, Gamètì, Hay River, Jean Marie River, Kakisa, K'atl'odeeche, Łutsel Kʼe,
Nahanni Butte, Ndilǫ, Sambaa K'e (Trout Lake), Wekweètì, Whatì, Wrigley
Gathering Overview
Travel & Accommodation
Travel & Accommodation
- Regional discussions & development
- MRA Annual General Meeting: programs and services update, annual report.
- Board of Directors election *details below
Travel & Accommodation
Travel & Accommodation
Travel & Accommodation
Two (2) representatives from each of the 20 MRA communities will have their travel reimbursed.
Participants are responsible for booking their own travel and accommodations. Food will be prearranged by MRA.
MRA Board Election
Help guide MRA's direction by being a board member and voting on association business.
During the 2025 AGM the following positions will be open for nomination. All positions are for a 2-year term unless otherwise stated:
- Akaitcho Director
- Dehcho Director
- Monfwi Director
- Director-at-Large
If you're interested in joining the MRA board, submit your expression of interest online or via email to ed@mranwt.ca.
Find out More about Being on the Board
About our Board
Meeting Frequency
Meeting Frequency
The MRA has a seven-member volunteer Board of Directors comprised of a President, Dehcho Director, Monfwi Director, Akaitcho Director, Nahendeh Director, and two Directors-at-Large.
Meeting Frequency
Meeting Frequency
Meeting Frequency
The MRA Board of Directors meets at a minimum, twelve times per year, including two face-to-face meetings. Face-to-face meetings are typically two days in length, while video calls last one hour.
Role of the Board
Role of the Board
Role of the Board
The Board’s primary role is to govern and provide leadership and direction for the Association to pursue its mission.
Responsibilities
Role of the Board
Role of the Board
Check out our Governance Policies to find out more about the board's responsibilities as a whole (p.4) and individual board members (p.7).
Contact your regional representative for more information:
Monfwi
Akaitcho
Akaitcho
Kerry-Ann Franki
Akaitcho
Akaitcho
Akaitcho
Janie Hobart
Dehcho
Nahendeh
Nahendeh
Ivan Landry
Nahendeh
Nahendeh
Nahendeh
Kali Norn
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