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Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 3rd Session (day 25)
Thank you, Mr. Dolynny. Mr. Miltenberger.
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 3rd Session (day 25)
Thank you. Mr. Moses.
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 3rd Session (day 25)
We would borrow money for our share of that road construction. What puts this project in a different category than borrowing money for any project of all the priorities that have been talked about here today and talked about every day when it comes to the aspirations of the people of the Northwest Territories? What puts that project into the borrowing category?
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 3rd Session (day 25)
Page 6, Department of Justice, capital investment expenditures, court services, not previously authorized, $375,000, total department, $375,000.
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 3rd Session (day 25)
Thank you, Ms. Bisaro. Mr. Neudorf.
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 3rd Session (day 25)
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. In follow-up to my Member’s statement today about the proposed Inuvik-Tuk highway, my questions are for the Minister of Transportation. The questions that have been asked by my colleagues this afternoon are a perfect segue to the questions that I’m going to ask. I mean, when I hear people talking about where are we going to get money for the new hospital, a stand-alone college, reconstructing Highway No. 7, everybody’s on the same page today. We all want big capital projects.
With respect to the Inuvik-Tuk highway, I’d like to ask the Minister of Transportation what is...
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 3rd Session (day 25)
Thank you, Mr. Bromley. Mr. Miltenberger.
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 3rd Session (day 25)
Thank you, Minister Ramsay. Mr. Bromley.
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 3rd Session (day 25)
I’ll ask the Sergeant-at-Arms to please escort the witnesses to the witness table.
For the record, Mr. Miltenberger, could you please introduce your witnesses?
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 3rd Session (day 23)
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Today I would like to talk about a fundraising initiative that has been most beneficial to Hay River through the Hay River Hospital Foundation.
The Hay River Hospital Foundation was established in January 2000 to assist with the mandate of Hay River Health and Social Services Authority. The role of the foundation was to support and assist the health authority in achieving its goal, with particular emphasis on providing much needed funds for capital equipment or training needs for its residents.
Raising money is never easy and I’m always intrigued at how organizations...