Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I did receive a letter from Burgundy, and I did meet with the senior executives from Burgundy maybe sometime in October. Also at that meeting were the Minister of ITI and the Minister of Environment and Climate Change. Was the Minister of Finance there? The Minister of Finance was there as well as well as the Minister of Infrastructure. So we had a number of Ministers there. And when it comes to these types of files, I'm not the lead on the regulations on access to lands, those securities, things like that, but I felt it was important for me to attend because economic development in the territory, creating a strong climate for economic development and for industry is important to me. But ultimately, the leads on those files are the Ministers and I made sure that Burgundy knew that, made sure they had connections into the Ministers. And there were officials at that meeting as well who made commitments to work further with Burgundy. So we are working with them to address their issues. Thank you.
R.J. Simpson on Question 413-20(1): Economic Viability of Northwest Territories
In the Legislative Assembly on November 1st, 2024. See this statement in context.
Question 413-20(1): Economic Viability of Northwest Territories
Oral Questions
November 1st, 2024
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