Question 707-12(3): Lack Of Action To Stimulate Economy  Mr. Pollard.

Question 707-12(3): Lack Of Action To Stimulate Economy  Mr. Speaker, I mentioned earlier in this session that the strategy that was tabled is only one of the documents that we use in charting the economic path in the Northwest Territories and one of those other documents is the SCONE report, Mr. Speaker.

Question 707-12(3): Lack Of Action To Stimulate Economy  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I have a question for the Minister of Economic Development and Tourism. Mr. Speaker, concerns have been expressed in this House that the economic strategy tabled in 1990, being considered by the Minister, seems to be only one of the many guiding document

Question 707-12(3): Lack Of Action To Stimulate Economy  Mr. Pollard.

Question 707-12(3): Lack Of Action To Stimulate Economy  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, the changes that occur in the plan are occurring as a result of communications from those communities. Just yesterday, Baker Lake indicated that they wanted to talk to us about a caribou harvest in their area and how could it fit into the re

Question 706-12(3): Economic Development Strategy   Economy, and following further input from the communities. The people of the Northwest Territories told the government, at that time, that the community-based economic development was the hope for our future, and they received a commitment from the government to this approach. I am

Lack Of Action To Improve NWT Economy  Thank you, Mr. Koe. Item 3, Members' statements. Mr. Arngna'naaq.

Committee Report 15-12(3): Report On Tabled Document 33-12(3): Government Accountability: A Legislative Action Paper On Access To Government   or interfere with the management of the economy. Cabinet Records And Policy Advice The standing committee recognizes that some protection of the deliberations of Cabinet can be justified. However, the committee heard concerns from the public that such an exemption may be applied too

Workers' Compensation For Traditional Harvesters   not consider an aboriginal person to be principally engaged in traditional harvesting unless they meet arbitrary and unfair criteria, based on a southern wage economy. Mr. Speaker, we have been over this issue many times before. Each time we receive promises that this problem

Bill 17: Appropriation Act, No. 2, 1993-94   and municipal, to focus their energies on the delivery of good programs. In providing these services, the department is contributing to the development of a vibrant northern economy. Not only are skills being acquired by residents, but new northern businesses are being established

Item 18: Consideration In Committee Of The Whole Of Bills And Other Matters   way to stimulate the economy. It is becoming painfully obvious that the federal government is doing their best to off-load their fiscal obligations to the people of the north. I am concerned about the commission recommendation regarding a district order of government having

Question 498-12(3): Round Table On Economy And Environment  Item 5, oral questions. Mrs. Marie-Jewell.

Question 498-12(3): Round Table On Economy And Environment  Ms. Cournoyea. That was two questions, Mr. Lewis. Ms. Cournoyea, the first question.

Question 498-12(3): Round Table On Economy And Environment  Mr. Speaker, as a round table on the environment as it was set up has been disbanded. Thank you.

Question 498-12(3): Round Table On Economy And Environment  Madam Premier.