Tripartite Forum ~ A partnership of: Mi'kmaq + Nova Scotia + Canada

Physical activity and structured/unstructured recreational opportunities do more than promote good physical and emotional development in children and youth. They provide an opportunity to relate to others and gain a valuable sense of achievement; the development of social skills; outlets for positive, constructive behavior and; contribute to strengthening the capacity of Nova Scotia Mi'kmaq communities.

2008 - 2009 Workplan Goals

All MK, French and English Public School students will have Daily Physical Activity (DPA) (min. 20 minutes in a school day).
50% of MK schools will have a policy on healthy eating practices.
Establish baseline data and include the number of people active, number of programs and health and social determinants.
Complete and evaluate pilot projects funded through the bilateral agreement to establish physical activity, sport and recreation programs and plans and the use of research project by Saint Mary’s University.
Leadership in physical activity, sport and recreation.
Clarify the roles and responsibilities of an Aboriginal Sport Governing Body and communities and how they work together.