In the Legislative Assembly on October 26th, 1994. See this topic in context.

Question 246-12(6): Philosophy Behind Arctic Winter Games
Item 6: Oral Questions

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Fred Koe Inuvik

Mahsi, Madam Speaker. Madam Speaker, since the Arctic Winter Games began in 1970, their main objective was to involve as many athletes as possible in the games and in the trials leading to the selection of the Arctic Winter Games team. Most of this competition was in the spirit of friendliness, especially for those athletes who weren't considered elite athletes, who we feel are better able to find competitive opportunities in the south.

Given the department's close affiliation and support of Arctic Winter Games, I would like to ask the Minister of Municipal and Community Affairs to advise me if this is still the philosophy behind the Arctic Winter Games.

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The Speaker Jeannie Marie-Jewell

Thank you. Minister of Municipal and Community Affairs, Ms. Mike.

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Rebecca Mike Baffin Central

Thank you, Madam Speaker. I am informed that is still the philosophy of the Arctic Winter Games. Thank you.

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The Speaker Jeannie Marie-Jewell

Thank you. Supplementary, Mr. Koe.

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Fred Koe Inuvik

Mahsi, Madam Speaker. Does the Government of the Northwest Territories have any influence over the direction and current philosophy of the Arctic Winter Games?

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The Speaker Jeannie Marie-Jewell

Thank you. Minister of Municipal and Community Affairs, Ms. Mike.

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Rebecca Mike Baffin Central

Thank you, Madam Speaker. This is the responsibility of the board of directors of the Arctic Winter Games. Thank you.

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The Speaker Jeannie Marie-Jewell

Thank you. Supplementary, Mr. Koe.

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Fred Koe Inuvik

Mahsi, Madam Speaker. It is my understanding that this government contributes financially towards the Arctic Winter Games. I would like to ask the Minister, how much money does the Government of the Northwest Territories contribute towards the Arctic Winter Games.

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The Speaker Jeannie Marie-Jewell

Minister of Municipal and Community Affairs, Ms. Mike.

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Rebecca Mike Baffin Central

Madam Speaker, in 1994, for the Arctic Winter Games in Slave Lake, GNWT grants over two years were $497,000. The balance of the $1,249,683 expenditures for the 1994 games came from lottery revenues, which were $717,000, and registration fees and donations totalling $185,684. Thank you.

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The Speaker Jeannie Marie-Jewell

Thank you. Final supplementary, Mr. Koe.

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Fred Koe Inuvik

Mahsi, Madam Speaker. This government also spends money, through Sport North, I believe, on Arctic Winter Games trials. These are trials held in each region to select athletes for the final selection process. How much money does this government contribute to the Arctic Winter Games trials?

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The Speaker Jeannie Marie-Jewell

Minister of Municipal and Community Affairs, Ms. Mike.

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October 25th, 1994

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Rebecca Mike Baffin Central

Thank you, Madam Speaker. For the 1994 budget for regional trials, the available dollars were $273,000 and the actuals in 1994 were $274,073. For territorial trials, the financing was $222,208; commercial, $42,613; charters, $336,113; and, accommodation, $26,568. For the games positioning and charters, $66,040 and $122,405 were spent. Thank you.

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The Speaker Jeannie Marie-Jewell

Thank you. Item 6, oral questions. The honourable Member for Nahendeh, Mr. Antoine.