Ministers' Statements and Speeches

Caroline Wawzonek: Update on implementation of the Indigenous Recruitment and Retention Framework Action Plan

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Mr. Speaker, increasing Indigenous representation in the Public Service has been a goal of the Legislative Assembly for over 30 years.  Guided by our commitment to reconciliation, the Government of the Northwest Territories has taken a whole-of-government approach to addressing barriers to recruitment and retention by challenging the status quo, uplifting Indigenous voices, and advancing the implementation of the Indigenous Recruitment and Retention Framework and Action Plan launched in 2021.

Lucy Kuptana: Auditor General of Canada Progress Update

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Mr. Speaker, last fall, the Auditor General released its report on housing in the Northwest Territories. This was a call to action, and we are answering it. Staff and leadership remain committed to transparency and view the audit findings as an opportunity to improve the suitability, accessibility, and affordability of housing across the territory.

R.J. Simpson: Strengthening Support for Non‑Government Organizations in the Northwest Territories

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Mr. Speaker, non‑government organizations have long been at the heart of northern communities. Every day, NGOs deliver essential services that help residents find safety, stability, and the support they need to move forward. Their work is grounded in deep local knowledge, strong community relationships, and a long history of stepping up when people need help the most.

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