Debates of October 19, 2006 (day 11)

October
19
2006
Day
11
Speaker
Paul Delorey
Word
Members Present
ITEM 1: PRAYER
Assembly Members
Topics
Bill 14: An Act To Amend The Legislative Assembly And Executive Council Act, No. 2
Member’s Statement On Acknowledging Department And Employee Concerns
Member’s Statement On Elders' Facility In Fort Resolution
Member’s Statement On Fort Liard Housing Conditions
Member’s Statement On GNWT Employees' Overtime Issues
Member’s Statement On Premier’s Comments Regarding Residential School Survivors
Member’s Statement On Recruitment Process For The RCMP Access Program
Member’s Statement On Regulatory Problems Within Mineral, Oil And Gas Exploration Industry
Member’s Statement On Social Housing Rent Payment Processes
Member’s Statement On Support For Residential School Survivors
Member’s Statement On Team NWT Soccer (Under 19 Boys) International Victories
Member’s Statement On Territorial Dementia Centre Funding
Minister’s Statement 32-15(5): Developing A Macroeconomic Policy Framework For The NWT
Minister’s Statement 33-15(5): October 15-21, 2006 Is Small Business Week
Minister’s Statement 34-15(5): Foster Family Appreciation Week
Motion 4-15(5): Revocation Of Appointment To The Executive Council
Motion 4-15(5): Revocation Of Appointment To The Executive Council, Carried
Point Of Privilege
Question 133-15(5): Territorial Dementia Facility Centre Funding
Question 134-15(5): Appointments To Mackenzie Valley Land And Water Board
Question 135-15(5): Social Housing Rent Calculations
Question 136-15(5): Measures To Address Youth Crime In Inuvik
Question 137-15(5): Funding For Public Library In Behchoko
Question 138-15(5): Support For Residential School Survivors
Question 139-15(5): Human Resources Policy Regarding Overtime/Lieu Time
Question 140-15(5): Ministerial Interaction With Departmental Employees
Question 141-15(5): Federal Funding Budget Reductions Impacting The North
Question 142-15(5): Social Housing Rent Scale Policy
Question 143-15(5): Recruitment Of Front-Line Social Service Workers In Ulukhaktok
Question 144-15(5): Territorial Dementia Centre Funding
Recorded Vote
Speaker’s Ruling
Supplementary To Question 135-15(5): Social Housing Rent Calculations
Tabled Document 43-15(5): Petition To The Tlicho Community Government Regarding Security Services For Residents Of Behchoko
Tabled Document 44-15(5): Letter From The Mackenzie Recreation Association Regarding Federal Budget Cuts
Tabled Document 46-15(5): Agricultural Products Marketing Council Annual Report 2005-2006
Written Question 15-14(5): Territorial Residential Schools Interagency Committee
Written Question 16-15(5): GNWT Funding For Literacy Programs
Statements

Member’s Statement On Team NWT Soccer (Under 19 Boys) International Victories

Mahsi, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, it’s truly an honour to acknowledge and recognize the NWT soccer records set by under 19 boys soccer team. For the first time ever, Team NWT won gold medal at major international outdoor soccer tournament, Mr. Speaker.

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Team NWT, 2 to 1, won over Team B.C. We have two previous bronze medals. Also, the first ever in NWT soccer history at major international outdoor soccer tournament in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, in 1993. Most goals ever scored by Team NWT at major international outdoor soccer tournament, 22 goals in total. Mr. Speaker, most goals ever scored by Team NWT in one game at major international outdoor soccer tournament, 17 goals in total. First ever shut-out earned at major international outdoor soccer tournament, Donovan Bishop earned one zero-shut-out to win against Team Manitoba, Mr. Speaker. First time ever Team NWT beat Team B.C., two to one. First time ever Team NWT beat Team Alberta, 17 to 1, Mr. Speaker.

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Most goals ever scored by a single player in a single game, record set by two players, Marvin Migwi and Tyrone Fish. Each scored five goals apiece against Team Alberta.

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Youngest player ever on Team NWT to score one or more goals at major international outdoor soccer tournament. Tyler Sage scored two goals against Team Alberta. First goal ever scored by Team NWT against Team B.C. First goal ever scored by Team NWT against Team Alberta. Youngest team ever to represent Team NWT at a major international outdoor soccer tournament; three-quarters of the team was between the ages of 14 and 17 years of age playing in the under 19 age category, Mr. Speaker. Youngest goalkeeper ever to play for Team NWT at a major international outdoor soccer tournament, David Junior Wedzin was only a fresh 15 years old when he played against Team Alberta, Mr. Speaker.

Mr. Speaker, congratulations Team NWT. You have proven yet again another success story to cherish and share. Mahsi.

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