Northwest Territories Fur Industry Mr. Speaker, I seek unanimous consent to conclude my statement. ---Unanimous consent granted Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Going back to the Prime Fur Bonus Program, it provides funds based on successful market performance and provides an incentive to deliver high quality, well-hand
February 24th, 2016Assembly debate Members’ Statements
Northwest Territories Fur Industry Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I'd like to commend Mr. Moses on the function today, on anti-bullying. Today I'll talk about the Northwest Territories fur industry. Furs marketed under the Government of Northwest Territories Genuine Mackenzie Valley Fur Program fur label hav
February 24th, 2016Assembly debate Members’ Statements
Committee Motion 6-18(2): Tabled Document 1-18(2): Proposed Mandate Of The Government Of The Northwest Territories, 2016-2019, Replacement Of Text Regarding Management Of Contaminated Sites, Carried Thank you, Mr. Chair, and thanks to both Members from Yellowknife for their comments. In my region there are mineral claim stakes that are outstanding and so we negotiate fair agreements with exploration companies. I believe that what we have in place is sound, and I also believe
February 23rd, 2016Assembly debate Consideration in Committee of the Whole of Bills and Other Matters
Committee Motion 6-18(2): Tabled Document 1-18(2): Proposed Mandate Of The Government Of The Northwest Territories, 2016-2019, Replacement Of Text Regarding Management Of Contaminated Sites, Carried Thank you, Mr. Chair. In a sense, I agree with the Member for Frame Lake, but then again we spoke earlier on this as well too and I had mentioned that the Member may be carrying baggage from five or 10 years down the road. We need to look forward, making sure that we're okay and
February 23rd, 2016Assembly debate Consideration in Committee of the Whole of Bills and Other Matters
Committee Motion 6-18(2): Tabled Document 1-18(2): Proposed Mandate Of The Government Of The Northwest Territories, 2016-2019, Replacement Of Text Regarding Management Of Contaminated Sites, Carried Thank you, Mr. Chair. Mr. Chair, I think we need to keep in mind with all of this, here, going on, that there are other Aboriginal governments of the Northwest Territories that we have to consider when looking at mineral claim stakes, oil and gas developments. I’m kind of leery a
February 23rd, 2016Assembly debate Consideration in Committee of the Whole of Bills and Other Matters
Question 36-18(2): Mandatory Training Regarding Residential School Experience My question is: Could this training be made available to all Members of the Legislative Assembly?
February 23rd, 2016Assembly debate Oral Questions
Question 36-18(2): Mandatory Training Regarding Residential School Experience My question is: Is there a plan to expand the training to other interested groups?
February 23rd, 2016Assembly debate Oral Questions
Question 36-18(2): Mandatory Training Regarding Residential School Experience Quyanini, Mr. Speaker. Earlier, I spoke about residential schools and reports of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. My questions are for the Minister of Education, Culture and Employment. My question is: Have you implemented mandatory training for teachers and Education, Cu
February 23rd, 2016Assembly debate Oral Questions
Recognition of Visitors in the Gallery Quyanini, Mr. Speaker. I'd also like to recognize Mr. Darrell Beaulieu. I remember when they started Det'on Cho Diamonds; I was a diamond polisher there. Welcome, Mr. Beaulieu.
February 23rd, 2016Assembly debate Recognition of Visitors in the Gallery
Impacts Of Residential Schools Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Today I would like to talk about the impacts of residential schools in the NWT. Residential schools have taken language, culture, and lives of many Aboriginal people who have passed on. Many of them are here with us today. Through the work of many initiati
February 23rd, 2016Assembly debate Members’ Statements
Consideration in Committee of the Whole of Bills and Other Matters Thank you, Mr. Chair. I just want to thank everyone for all the hard work on the mandate and I know the Standing Committee on Priorities and Planning has been working hard to make some changes. I look forward to moving forward and getting to work on the issues, as it's been a lat
February 22nd, 2016Assembly debate Consideration in Committee of the Whole of Bills and Other Matters
Question 27-18(2): Tuktoyaktuk Shoreline Erosion Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, what other types of funding and support from the Department of Municipal and Community Affairs are available to support Tuktoyaktuk if they want to address shoreline erosion? Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
February 22nd, 2016Assembly debate Oral Questions
Question 27-18(2): Tuktoyaktuk Shoreline Erosion The Government of Canada has recently made an announcement about the National Disaster Mitigation Program. Could this be a solution for Tuktoyaktuk?
February 22nd, 2016Assembly debate Oral Questions
Question 27-18(2): Tuktoyaktuk Shoreline Erosion My second question is what options are available to the Hamlet of Tuktoyaktuk to help them address the issues of shoreline erosion?
February 22nd, 2016Assembly debate Oral Questions
Question 27-18(2): Tuktoyaktuk Shoreline Erosion Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My questions are for the Minister of Municipal and Community Affairs. Shoreline erosion has been affecting the community of Tuktoyaktuk for some time. Mr. Speaker, my question is how long has the department been aware of this issue? Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
February 22nd, 2016Assembly debate Oral Questions