Jane Weyallon Armstrong

Yes, I'm just asking about this $6 million that's not, you know, previously not authorized. I just wanted to know, I know this is not enough because when the evacuation happened it created a lot of chaos, especially for Indigenous government, because a lot of our people went out and I know a lot of them spent their own money because they were because there was no plan in place. GNWT did not have an appropriate plan in place to help these evacuees. So I just wanted to know from this or if any of the Indigenous government are going to be reimbursed for the money that they spent to their members...

Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I would like to go back to the first questions for Minister of ECE. I sent her an email earlier today so hopefully from there will consider changing a policy. But I don't feel like she answered the questions so I'm going to ask her the same questions but differently.

Mr. Speaker, what if a family has double or more the number of children than calculated in the Northern Market Basket Measure? How does the Minister consider the cost for more children in the family than are measured under the Northern Market Basket Measure? Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. For applicants that are denied support, can the Minister explain the appeal process? Thank you.

This is still for the housing Minister. What does the public housing tenants do if they are evicted? Thank you.

What support does Housing NWT provide public housing tenants facing evictions? Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, these questions are regarding eviction process for public housing tenants. What is the eviction process for public housing tenants? Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. What can a public housing tenant do to avoid an eviction?

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I think I got one of my answers from my previous questions in there, so thank you. Thank you for that. Are evictions handled differently by Housing NWT compared to a private landlord? Thank you.

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I want to take the time to acknowledge the amazing volunteers that are...

I would like to table the following two documents entitled Public Government for the People of the North; and, We Have Always Been Here The Significance of Dene Knowledge. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.