Minister's Statement 58-12(7): Community Futures . Clients typically include small businesses and unemployed individuals wanting to start a business. The program provides much-needed support for small entrepreneurs and business people involved in the traditional economy. The transfer of the program will ensure
April 5th, 1995Assembly debate Page 821 Ministers' Statements
Bill 1: Appropriation Act, No. 2, 1995-96Committee Report 4-12(7): Report On The Review Of The 1995-96 Main Estimates . The social envelope committee, as has been discussed with Members, has allowed for an opportunity to improve communication and working together on areas of common interest. This harmonization should not only improve efficiencies and economies, but also improve the level of service
April 4th, 1995Assembly debate Page 809 Consideration in Committee of the Whole of Bills and Other Matters
Bill 1: Appropriation Act, No. 2, 1995-96Committee Report 4-12(7): Report On The Review Of The 1995-96 Main Estimates independence with increased responsibility and accountability. To promote and establish the growth of the private housing markets in the northern economy. That is basically our mission, and guiding principles will be to strengthen the local authority, responsibility as well
April 3rd, 1995Assembly debate Page 789 Consideration in Committee of the Whole of Bills and Other Matters
Development Of Cadillac Mine Site In Nahendeh everyone up to date on the developments and proposed activities of this mine site. I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the efforts of San Andreas Resources as they have been working along with the local and regional economy, so that appropriate measures are ensured
March 31st, 1995Assembly debate Page 745 Members' Statements
Question 357-12(7): Location For Northern Manufacturing Initiative Funding Thank you, Mr. Speaker. One thing we don't have that the west has is trees. However, there are fibreglass products that could be successfully implemented in Nunavut communities to increase employment and create a viable economy. Would the Minister look to see whether
March 30th, 1995Assembly debate Page 719 Oral Questions
Minister's Statement 51-12(7): Northern Manufacturing Initiative are purchased from northern suppliers, most of these products have been manufactured in the south. ---Applause For the 1995-96 construction year we expect that figure to rise to over 25 per cent. This represents more than $4 million in expenditures going back into our northern economy
March 29th, 1995Assembly debate Page 677 Ministers' Statements
Minister's Statement 33-12(7): International Women's Day to make sure family units and values remain strong in a rapid period of change and competing interests. Northern women, whether they are involved in traditional pursuits or the wage economy, are helping to make a difference in today's world. There is still a long way to go and many
March 8th, 1995Assembly debate Page 521 Ministers' Statements
Bill 1: Appropriation Act, No. 2, 1995-96Committee Report 4-12(7): Report On The Review Of The 1995-96 Main Estimates out. There are many new companies, especially in the mining business, that are in the north and many that we don't know about that come in and leave. The labour standards and payment of employees and payments of contractors and subcontractors are very important to our economy
March 7th, 1995Assembly debate Page 507 Consideration in Committee of the Whole of Bills and Other Matters
Concerns Re Early Closure Of Winter Roads Thank you, colleagues. Mr. Speaker, the early closure of the winter roads seems to work against the efforts to develop our economy. Many of the projects negatively affected by the closure are paid for directly or indirectly by our government. I hope that when this decision
March 3rd, 1995Assembly debate Page 444 Members' Statements
Concerns Re Early Closure Of Winter Roads negotiated a contract to build an arena. They also counted on the economies of being able to use the winter road to get their supplies in. This closure may make the difference between a positive profitable project and a loss for this growing local business, the kind this government
March 3rd, 1995Assembly debate Page 444 Members' Statements
Achievements Of Ronnie Hauck 1st of this year, Ronnie will achieve the independence he's been trying to achieve since he was a teenager. In many ways, Ronnie's success is an example of what we would like to achieve with our entire economy. We are a very small population and we shouldn't depend only on mega
March 3rd, 1995Assembly debate Page 431 Members' Statements
Mark-up Of Gasoline Price In Iqaluit will ask our Minister of Safety and Public Services to look into. Mr. Speaker, the cost of gasoline in Iqaluit affects all segments of our local economy, from the cost of taxis, to the cost of five gallons of gas for a hunter, to government services. As a result of the miscalculated
March 2nd, 1995Assembly debate Page 403 Members' Statements
Parks Canada Cutbacks was considered and that the residents who are directly affected by this reorganization are treated fairly. I sincerely hope the federal government has fully considered the impact this move will have on the people of the Baffin region where a large part of the local economies are supported
March 2nd, 1995Assembly debate Page 402 Members' Statements
Bill 1: Appropriation Act, No. 2, 1995-96Committee Report 4-12(7): Report On The Review Of The (Translation) Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Just a comment. I was saying that in the east there is a big problem. As you are aware, we live in a mountainous region and tourism is a big part of our economy. In 1997, there were plans to upgrade our airport but it seems to me
March 1st, 1995Assembly debate Page 397 Consideration in Committee of the Whole of Bills and Other Matters
Consultation Re Implications Of Federal Budget for community economies. The cost of transportation, already the highest in Canada, will be increased even more by new taxes on certain petroleum products, airport fees and possibly, eventual user fees for airports. Reductions in Canada assistance program funding and the so-called social
March 1st, 1995Assembly debate Page 371 Members' Statements