Education, Culture and Employment

Caitlin Cleveland: Celebrating Rendez-vous de la francophonie

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Monsieur le President, today I rise to celebrate the vibrant Francophone community of the Northwest Territories during the 27th Annual Rendez-vous de la Francophonie. This month-long celebration throughout March highlights the rich linguistic and cultural contributions of Francophones across Canada, including right here in the North.

The governments of Canada and the Northwest Territories sign a bilateral agreement on minority language education and second official language instruction / Les gouvernements du Canada et des Territoires du Nord-Ouest signent une entente bilatérale relati

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The governments of Canada and the Northwest Territories sign a bilateral agreement on minority‑language education and second official‑language instruction

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Caitlin Cleveland: Improving Employment Standards Legislation

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Mr. Speaker, work in the Northwest Territories is evolving, and our laws must keep up. That is why, in 2023, the Government of the Northwest Territories launched a review of the Employment Standards Act and Regulations; the first comprehensive review in over a decade. Workplaces have changed significantly, and our legislation must ensure fair, modern protections for workers and clarity for employers.

Minister Cleveland issues a statement on standing together on Pink Shirt Day

Today, Minister of Education, Culture and Employment Caitlin Cleveland issued the following statement for Pink Shirt Day:

“Everyone deserves to feel safe and accepted for who they are. Today, as we celebrate Pink Shirt Day, pink shirts can be found in workplaces, schools, homes and even online. By wearing pink, we promote safe environments, free from bullying and harassment, for everyone. It is a call to take a stand, and to speak up for equality and acceptance for everyone, especially our most vulnerable and marginalized residents.

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