Question O86-12(1): Minister's Plan To Develop An Economy In The Nwt Mr. Speaker, I seek unanimous consent to return to Item 5, oral questions.
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Question O86-12(1): Minister's Plan To Develop An Economy In The Nwt Unanimous consent is being requested. Are there any nays?
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An Hon. Member
Question O86-12(1): Minister's Plan To Develop An Economy In The Nwt There is a nay. The request has been denied. Item 6, written questions. Written questions. Item 7, returns to written questions. Returns to written questions. Item 8, replies to Opening Address. Replies to Opening Address. Item 9, petitions. Mr. Zoe.
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Question O86-12(1): Minister's Plan To Develop An Economy In The Nwt The time limit for oral questions has expired. Item 6, written questions. Written questions. Mrs. Marie-Jewell.
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Question O86-12(1): Minister's Plan To Develop An Economy In The Nwt Question period has concluded, but I will let the Minister respond to this one question.
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Question O86-12(1): Minister's Plan To Develop An Economy In The Nwt Minister of Economic Development.
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Question O86-12(1): Minister's Plan To Develop An Economy In The Nwt Mr. Lewis, supplementary.
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Question O72-12(1): Economy Class Air Fares For Government Personnel Certainly, Mr. Speaker.
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Question O72-12(1): Economy Class Air Fares For Government Personnel Madam Government Leader.
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Question O50-12(1): Dismantling Of Western Constitutional Commission with a Cadillac government in a Third World economy. We set up more work so that all our people -- all they were going to do is go to meetings and consult. A perfect example of this is the constitutional commission we have set up. It has a three-year life, and according to my arithmetic
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Ministers' Statement 8-12(1): Economic Outlook, Mining And Oil And Gas Mr. Speaker, as Minister responsible for Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources, I would like to tell Members about some recent developments that give us reason to be encouraged about the future potential of our economy. Despite the economic downturn that is hurting all
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