Reply 1-13(7) Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I hope you bear with me ladies and gentlemen. Mr. Speaker, since May of 1993, I have had the honour to serve as the MLA representing residents of Kugluktuk, Cambridge Bay, and Umingmaktok and Bathurst Inlet. I have also had the honour since 1995 to se
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Question 28-13(7): Health And Social Services Strategic Planning Thank you. I will try to provide it as soon as possible. Thank you.
March 23rd, 1999Assembly debate Page 76 Oral Questions
Question 28-13(7): Health And Social Services Strategic Planning Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, there is finality and terms of reference of work plans and timelines for all of these strategies and quite frankly I do not have the specifics of each one with me, but I would be more that willing to provide that to the honourable Member. Than
March 23rd, 1999Assembly debate Page 76 Oral Questions
Question 28-13(7): Health And Social Services Strategic Planning Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, as all Members know, when you are dealing with health and social services issues, they are very complex and a lot of them are inter-related and quite frankly, the way I see it, there are evolving needs and you cannot put finality to a lot of t
March 23rd, 1999Assembly debate Page 76 Oral Questions
Question 26-13(7): Status Of Baffin Regional Hospital Thank you, Mr. Speaker. QC, the Qikiqtaaluk Corporation, is the owner. They are the private component under the P3 initiative and it is with them that they are going to be the owners. The plan is that they would be the owners of the facility and the Nunavut government would, of c
March 23rd, 1999Assembly debate Page 75 Oral Questions
Question 26-13(7): Status Of Baffin Regional Hospital Thank you, Mr. Speaker. As I believe the honourable Member is aware, with the three Nunavut and Inuvik capital projects for health facilities, we were trying to use the new P3 public/private partnerships method to try to creatively finance some of the capital construction for tho
March 23rd, 1999Assembly debate Page 75 Oral Questions
Question 26-13(7): Status Of Baffin Regional Hospital Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I guess in my haste in answering that earlier question, it was one of these transition issues between one government and another that I am unfortunately caught in. I think, Mr. Speaker, to answer the honourable Member, I know there is a specific concern ri
March 23rd, 1999Assembly debate Page 75 Oral Questions
Question 26-13(7): Status Of Baffin Regional Hospital Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It is my understanding that, first of all, we have approved the overall envelope for the project. There is an architectural firm that has been selected for the preliminary design phase. I do not know the specifics of the actual dollars and where the contra
March 23rd, 1999Assembly debate Page 75 Oral Questions
Question 21-13(7): Western Health And Social Services Review Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I can give assurances to the Member and all Members of the western Northwest Territories Assembly that will be here, that once the draft terms of reference are ready, they will have an opportunity to provide input before they are finalized.
March 23rd, 1999Assembly debate Page 71 Oral Questions
Question 21-13(7): Western Health And Social Services Review Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I can assure the Member that the goal is to have as much input as possible from constituents throughout the western Northwest Territories, particularly those in the smaller communities that might not have as easy access to some of the individ
March 23rd, 1999Assembly debate Page 71 Oral Questions
Question 21-13(7): Western Health And Social Services Review Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, as I had indicated, the terms of reference are currently being drafted and they have not been finalized to date. Thank you.
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Question 21-13(7): Western Health And Social Services Review Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I can foresee that we would want to get it up and running as soon as possible. The plan is now to finalize the terms of reference, to identify some individuals possibly that could sit on the panel or the forum or whatever you would like to c
March 23rd, 1999Assembly debate Page 71 Oral Questions
Item 5: Recognition Of Visitors In The Gallery Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I would like to recognize Commissioner Helen Maksagak; her eldest son Harry, who is accompanying her; two constituents have been pointed out by my honourable colleague, Mr. Ningark, Agnes Aklok from Kugluktuk and Jean Kuneyuna from Cambridge
March 23rd, 1999Assembly debate Page 68 Recognition of Visitors in the Gallery
Minister's Statement 15-13(7): Social Union Framework Agreement Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, social programs like medicare and education are the most significant identifying aspect characterizing Canadian society from coast to coast to coast. On February 4, 1999, the Premier of the Northwest Territories, the Honourable Jim Antoine,
March 23rd, 1999Assembly debate Page 64 Ministers' Statements
Item 5: Recognition Of Visitors In The Gallery Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I too would like to recognize Mr. Bill Lyall, a long-time resident and prominent individual from the community of Cambridge Bay. Thank you.
March 22nd, 1999Assembly debate Page 45 Recognition of Visitors in the Gallery