Residents of the Northwest Territories are invited to share their views on the future of agriculture and the local food system.

The Government of the Northwest Territories is seeking feedback to help guide the next five‑year agriculture policy framework, which will run from 2028 to 2033. This work builds on the current Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, a federal, provincial, and territorial investment supporting a strong, sustainable, and resilient agriculture and agri‑food sector.

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Mr. Speaker, the Northwest Territories is at a pivotal moment. Significant investments are being made across our territory in critical minerals, infrastructure, and economic development and we stand to see immense benefits over the coming years. Meeting this moment is about workforce readiness, where each Northerner can participate fully in the economy, using our skills, abilities and resources to maximize what is possible.

The Twin Falls Park Trail is closed due to erosion along the riverbank. This erosion creates a serious risk to the public. If you hope to visit the territorial parks in the area, please plan accordingly.

The Twin Falls Park Trail closure includes the entire 5 km riverside trail connecting:

• Alexandra Falls Day Use Area
• Louise Falls Campground
• Escarpment Creek Camping Area

This trail is closed between these locations, meaning public access is restricted.

Minister Jay Macdonald, Minister Caitlin Cleveland, and Minister Caroline Wawzonek issued the following statements today in response to the launch of the Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board’s new Regional Database and Major Project Review Tool.

Minister Jay Macdonald, Minister of Environment and Climate Change

Many Northwest Territories Parks and Campgrounds will open beginning May 15, 2026. 

2026 Campground Opening Dates:

North Slave Region

• Prelude Lake Territorial Park: May 15
• Reid Lake Territorial Park: May 15
• Fred Henne Territorial Park: May 15
• North Arm Territorial Park: May 15

South Slave Region

Minister Caitlin Cleveland issued the following statement today regarding the Ekati Diamond Mine operator filing for protection under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act:

“Arctic Canadian Diamond Company, which owns and operates the Ekati Diamond Mine, has filed for creditor protection under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act. We understand this news will create uncertainty for workers, families, and businesses across the Northwest Territories.

Two new and five updated arts programs, offered through the Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT), are now open for applications. These programs were redesigned by integrating changes and feedback heard from artists and organizations through a variety of engagements. The arts programs are now designed to fit artists and people rather than trying to fit them into the programs.

The Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) has released Tourism 2030: Sustainable Journeys Ahead, a five-year strategy to grow and strengthen the territory’s tourism economy. Built through extensive engagement with Northerners, the strategy charts a clear path forward for the tourism sector from 2026 to 2030.

As Rio Tinto’s Diavik Diamond Mine marks its final production this week, the Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) is recognizing its lasting impact while looking to the future of the territory’s economy and workforce.

Minister of Industry, Tourism and Investment Caitlin Cleveland and Sahtu MLA Danny McNeely issued the following statement today following their participation in the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) convention in Toronto.

Minister Caitlin Cleveland