GWNT accepts Auditor General’s report on early learning and childcare in the NWT

Alice Daniels -
The Government of the Northwest Territories has announced that they have accepted the findings of the Office of the Auditor General of Canada's Performance Audit of Early Learning and Child Care in the NWT
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(Left to right) Students Eva, Wyatt, Gracelynn, Miller, Rayyan with teacher Andree Amirault holding the check from Indigo's Love of Reading Foundation worth $30,000. Range Lake students in grades 4 and 5 said being able to access more books means more chances to open worlds of wonder, which makes literacy an “adventure.” They said having more books is a gateway to more ways of engaging with topics they love through the power of words and language (Photos by Lisa Iesse)
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