Debates of Oct. 6th, 2003

This is page numbers 1215 - 1254 of the Hansard for the 14th Assembly, 6th Session. The original version can be accessed on the Legislative Assembly's website or by contacting the Legislative Assembly Library. The word of the day was communities.

Topics

Members Present

Item 1: Prayer

Infrastructure Canada Commits $65 Million To NWT Resource Highways

Municipal Rural Infrastructure Fund

Family Violence Awareness Week

World Teacher Day - October 5, 2003, Recognizing Stacey Koebel

Fur Industry Support

Update On The Health And Social Services System Action Plan

NWT Sport, Recreation And Physical Activity System

Motion To Move Minister's Statement 89-14(6) To Committee Of The Whole

Recognition And Appreciation For Securing $80 Million Contribution From The Federal Government For The Highway And Infrastructure

Recognition Of Family Violence Week In The Northwest Territories

Preparation For And Impacts Of The Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Mega Projects

Recognition Of Significant Federal Investment Secured For The Canadian North

Concern With The Recent Announcement Of The New Human Rights To Be Located In Yellowknife

Apprehension Of Children From Our NWT Communities

Fire Rescue Canada Award Of Excellence For Inuvik Fire Chief Al German

Safety Concerns Remain With Highway No. 3

Recognizing The Status Of Women Council For Their Work To Combat Family Violence In The Nwt

Recognition Of GNWT's Work To Secure $80 Million In Infrastructure Funds For Our Communities

Recognizing The Passing Of A Respected Elder Of The Sahtu, Isadore Yukon

Congratulations To Newly Elected Inuvik Native Band And Nihtat Gwich'in Council

Passing Of Respected Northerners Pearl Hodgson And Justice Mark De Werdt

Item 4: Returns To Oral Questions

Item 5: Recognition Of Visitors In The Gallery

Baccalaureate Programs Available Through Aurora College

Impacts And Opportunities Of The Mackenzie Valley Pipeline

Available Office Space In Hay River For The Human Rights Commission Office

Increasing Numbers Of Child Apprehensions And Permanent Custody Cases

Publish And Revisit Procedures For Discretionary Funding Applied By Ministers

Infrastructure Funding For Highway No. 6

Allocation Of $3 Million Infrastructure Program

Western Economic Diversification And Non-renewable Resource Development

Update On NWT Sports And Recreation Council

Application Of The $15 Million Municipal Infrastructure Funding Program

Government Response To Motion To Rescind The New Business Incentive Policy

Written Question 12-14(6): Child Apprehensions

Tabled Document 95-14(6): Business Development Fund 2002-2003 Annual Report And Recipients Report

Tabled Document 96-14(6): NWT Development Corporation 2002-2003 Annual Report

Tabled Document 97-14(6): 14th Annual Report Of The Victims' Assistance Committee Of The NWT 2002-2003 Annual Report

Tabled Document 98-14(6): Workers' Compensation Board 2002 Annual Report

Tabled Document 99-14(6): NWT Health And Social Services System Action Plan Status Report: April To September 2003

Tabled Document 100-14(6): NWT Sport, Recreation And Physical Activity System

To Resubmit A One Rate Zone Application To The Public Utilities Board

To Amend Rule 85(4) Of The Rules Of The Legislative Assembly

To Amend Rule 70(1) Of The Rules Of The Legislative Assembly

Bill 33: Supplementary Appropriation Act, No. 4, 2003-2004

Bill 33: Supplementary Appropriation Act, No. 4, 2002-2003

Item 19: Consideration In Committee Of The Whole Of Bills And Other Matters

Bill 26, Youth Justice Act

To Amend Clause 1 Of Bill 26

To Amend Clause 25 Of Bill 26

Bill 21: Protection Against Family Violence Act

Item 20: Report Of Committee Of The Whole

Item 21: Orders Of The Day