Roles

In the Legislative Assembly

Elsewhere

Historical Information Fred Koe is no longer a member of the Legislative Assembly.

Last in the Legislative Assembly September 1995, as MLA for Inuvik

Lost his last election, in 1995, with 42% of the vote.

Statements in the House

Question O85-12(1): Minister Meeting Staff And Clients Of Social Services December 11th, 1991

Mr. Speaker, a recent distinguished paper had an editorial praising the new Minister and in that editorial it talked about the Minister visiting clients and looking into their fridges and freezers to see what they had available to eat. This is why I ask the question. Do you intend to go to all clients, check their fridges and freezers to see what they have to eat?

---Laughter

Question O85-12(1): Minister Meeting Staff And Clients Of Social Services December 11th, 1991

Mr. Speaker, do you also intend to meet all the clients of the department?

Question O85-12(1): Minister Meeting Staff And Clients Of Social Services December 11th, 1991

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question is for the Minister of Social Services. In response to the honourable Member for Thebacha, I thought I heard you say that you intend to meet all the staff of the department before formulating some plans for review of the department. Is it your intention to meet all the staff before getting on with the job of delivering services to all the residents of the NWT?

Question O80-12(1): Status Of The Northern Accord December 11th, 1991

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question is for the Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources. In recent statements in this House the Minister made mention of the Northern Accord. During question period yesterday the Minister stated that she will have a response to a question raised by my honourable colleague here that in an update of the status of the Northern Accord which we are still waiting for. What is the current status of the Northern Accord negotiations?

Question O78-12(1): Increase In Water Rates, Inuvik December 11th, 1991

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question is for the Minister of Public Works. This week residents of the town of Inuvik were notified that effective January 1, 1992, the cost of utilidor-delivered water will rise from $50 to $55 a month for most of the residents of Inuvik. Is this increase of water rates in Inuvik an isolated case, or are other communities in the NWT similarly affected?

Motion 19-12(1): Construction Of Community Centre For Kakisa December 10th, 1991

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I will be voting in favour of this motion because I, too, come from a community whose community centre is presently condemned and held together by patchwork and bits of money. Sometime during this process we will be hoping for some kind of new community centre.

One problem I do have is there is reference in the motion to a capital plan. That is one document which I do not have access to, and I do not know what other projects are in the plan and what has to be moved. Not being on SCOF, I have to defer to my colleagues on SCOF, but I support the motion.

Question O59-12(1): Establishment Of Trust Companies Or Credit Unions December 10th, 1991

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question is to the Minister of Finance. Over the past years there have been studies done on financial institutions, looking at establishing trust companies or credit unions or other alternatives to assist in the cash flows my colleague mentioned. What new initiatives will this government be taking in regard to this issue?

Question O39-12(1): Medical Services For Metis And Non-status People December 10th, 1991

A supplementary, Mr. Speaker. What is the time frame for a decision? When do you see a decision on this issue?

Question O39-12(1): Medical Services For Metis And Non-status People December 10th, 1991

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. In October 1990 this Assembly accepted a motion that the Minister of Health make renewed attempts to find solutions to provide medical services to the Metis people of the Northwest Territories on the same basis as those provided the status Dene and Inuit under the Indian Health Policy. In February 1991 the then Minister of Health verified her support for improved Metis health benefits. My question is for the Government Leader. What is the status for securing funds to provide continuing medical services to

the Metis and non-status people of the Northwest Territories?

Ministers' Statement 2-12(1): And Tabled Document 3-12(1) December 9th, 1991

I move that we report progress on this issue.