David Krutko
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Debates of
, 16th Assembly, 2nd Session (day 19)
For the record, Mr. Minister, can you introduce your witnesses?
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, 16th Assembly, 2nd Session (day 19)
The Minister of Justice, Mr. Lafferty.
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Thank you, Mr. Chair. Can I get a breakdown on exactly the Community Justice committees and projects so that I can see exactly where the projects are and what communities are listed, and also so that I can understand which communities aren’t part of this process?
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, 16th Assembly, 2nd Session (day 19)
Does the committee agree?
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, 16th Assembly, 2nd Session (day 19)
Deputy Minister Cooper.
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, 16th Assembly, 2nd Session (day 19)
Mr. Chairman, this is my last question for the Minister. I’d like to ask the Minister: is there a possibility that I can get a copy of the evaluation of the program that was run at the Tl’oondih camp in Fort McPherson. There were, I believe, three programs. There was an evaluation and assessment of that program, but I’ve never seen a copy. The Tl’oondih Healing Society has asked me to get a copy, because they want to know what worked, what didn’t work and what went wrong, so that they can improve the program but also see how they can directly enhance it. I’d like to ask the Minister if it’s...
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, 16th Assembly, 2nd Session (day 19)
Does committee agree?
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Mr. Abernethy.
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, 16th Assembly, 2nd Session (day 19)
There was a program that was in place with the Tl'oondih Healing Society in Fort McPherson, where we were looking at developing a program which was implemented for, I believe, three clients who went through three different times with the program. The whole intention of the program was to reintegrate inmates back into their communities and to allow them to deal with some of their issues so that they don’t re-offend. But it also tried to make them aware, to be able to cope with society but, more importantly, to deal with their issues before they’re released from prison.
In regard to that program...
Debates of
, 16th Assembly, 2nd Session (day 19)
Mr. Speaker, it gives me great pleasure to recognize Mr. Robert Charlie. He is originally from Fort McPherson; he lives in Inuvik. He used to work for NorthwesTel for over 30 years. He has also been the chair of Gwich’in council since its inception in 1992. I’d also like to mention that Robert’s dad was one of the first aboriginal appointees to the Territorial Council in the Northwest Territories. It is those commitments that his dad has made to the Territories…where we are where we are today. Again, Robert is one of the candidates running for the presidency of the Gwich’in Tribal Council and...