Debates of February 27, 2014 (day 20)

February
27
2014
Session
17th Assembly, 5th Session
Day
20
Speaker
Jackie Jacobson
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Members Present
Hon. Glen Abernethy, Hon. Tom Beaulieu, Ms. Bisaro, Mr. Blake, Mr. Bouchard, Mr. Bromley, Mr. Dolynny, Mrs. Groenewegen, Mr. Hawkins, Hon. Jackie Jacobson, Hon. Jackson Lafferty, Hon. Bob McLeod, Hon. Robert McLeod, Mr. Menicoche, Hon. Michael Miltenberger, Mr. Moses, Hon. David Ramsay, Mr. Yakeleya
Assembly Members
Topics
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4-17(5): MOUNT FRED ANDREW SR.
BILL 12: NORTHERN EMPLOYEE BENEFITS SERVICES PENSION PLAN ACT
BILL 13: DEVOLUTION MEASURES ACT
BILL 14: WATERS ACT
CHAIR’S RULING
COMMITTEE MOTION 18-17(5): EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES, DEFEATED
COMMITTEE MOTION 19-17(5): EXPANDING E-LEARNING SERVICES, DEFEATED
MEMBER'S STATEMENT ON EDUCATION WEEK 2014
MEMBER'S STATEMENT ON NORTHERN OBESITY RATES
MEMBER'S STATEMENT ON STABILIZATION FUND PROPOSAL
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON EDUCATION WEEK 2014
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON HISTORICAL FILM FOOTAGE OF MOUNTAIN DENE ELDERS
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON WELLNESS CONFERENCE
MINISTER’S STATEMENT 45-17(5): SIGNING OF RESOURCE REVENUE SHARING AGREEMENT AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT ON LANDS AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
MINISTER’S STATEMENT 46-17(5): NATIONAL ABORIGINAL EDUCATION INITIATIVE
MINISTER’S STATEMENT 47-17(5): MINERAL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
MINISTER’S STATEMENT 48-17(5): FETAL ALCOHOL SPECTRUM DISORDER PAN-TERRITORIAL SYMPOSIUM MARCH 4 – 5, 2014
MOTION 12-17(5): EXTENDED ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE TO MARCH 3, 2014, CARRIED
QUESTION 195-17(5): TAXATION STABILIZATION FUND
QUESTION 196-17(5): SMOKING CESSATION PROGRAMS AND POLICIES
RECORDED VOTE
Statements

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4-17(5): MOUNT FRED ANDREW SR.

Mr. Speaker, today I would like to acknowledge the naming of Mount Fred Andrew Sr., truly a Shuhagot’ine from Tulita. The mountain was officially announced on December 6, 2013.

Mr. Speaker, the name honours Mr. Fred Andrew Sr. for his knowledge and leadership, by guiding the U.S. army through the Mackenzie Mountains during the World War era of 1943-1944.

Today this route is now formally called the Canol Heritage Trail, considered one of the toughest hikes in the world.

Mr. Andrew is one of the many other guides who helped with the war efforts at that time.

Mahsi Cho for giving recognition to our people. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.