Words We Use glossary
Use our Glossary to find key words and terms used throughout the Training Program.
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Updated: August 2022
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Aboriginal Sport CircleAboriginal Sport Circle is the national voice in sport, fitness, culture and recreation pursuits for the Aboriginal peoples in Canada with organizations in Yukon, NWT and Nunavut. | |
AccessibilityAccessibility refers to characteristics of the physical environment that make it possible for people to participate in recreation regardless of ability. | |
AccessibleAccessible means, no matter what a person’s circumstances or abilities
are, there is equal opportunity to fully participate. | |
Active LivingActive Living is a way of life in which physical, social, mental, emotional and spiritual activities are valued and are integrated into daily living. | |
Active TransportationActive transportation refers to any form of human-powered transportation, such as walking, cycling, using a wheelchair, in-line skating or skateboarding. | |
ActivitiesFrom a planning perspective, activities are things you do like advertising, workshops, or training to carry out the project. | |
Annual BudgetsAnnual Budgets are the estimated revenues and expenditures of all the recreation programs and services over a year. | |
ArtsArts reflect culture and are a way of communicating through a medium that can be shared with others. | |