Delivered on February 13, 2018
Mr. Speaker, the social fabric of a small community is one of its strengths. Close family ties and a strong sense of community belonging are enduring characteristics and cannot be understated when residents make important life choices for their employment, education and skills training.
Delivered on February 9, 2018
Mr. Speaker, we have an ambitious postsecondary agenda that is part of the mandate of this government. Undertaking the Foundational Review of Aurora College, working with the College on a renewed long-term strategic plan, and creating a legislative framework to recognize postsecondary institutions will allow us to expand opportunities for postsecondary education for Northwest Territories residents.
Yellowknife, le 10 janvier 2018 – Alfred Moses, ministre de l’Éducation, de la Culture et de la Formation, a annoncé aujourd’hui une hausse du salaire minimum aux Territoires du Nord-Ouest.
La hausse, qui fera passer le salaire minimum de 12,50 $ l’heure à 13,46 $ l’heure, entrera en vigueur le 1er avril 2018. La décision est fondée sur des recherches et scénarios présentés par le Comité du salaire minimum, créé en 2013 dans le but de conseiller le ministre.
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Yellowknife, le 11 décembre 2017 – Le ministre de l’Éducation, de la Culture et de la Formation accuse réception de la décision de la Commission des droits de la personne concernant le processus de versement de certaines prestations d’aide au revenu.
« Le ministère de l’Éducation, de la Culture et de la Formation (MÉCF) offre aux Ténois des prestations d’aide au revenu pour les aider à subvenir à leurs besoins essentiels, comme la nourriture, les vêtements et le logement.
Delivered on October 19, 2017
Mr. Speaker, over the past year, the Department of Education, Culture and Employment has continued to make and implement significant changes in its programs for families, seniors and students across the Northwest Territories.
Delivered on October 18, 2017
Mr. Speaker, now, more than ever, culture, heritage and language are at the forefront of our thinking, in the Northwest Territories and in Canada.
Delivered October 3, 2017
Mr. Speaker, since 2013, September 30th has been marked as Orange Shirt Day, a day for all Canadians to remember the survivors of the residential school system.
Organizers chose an orange shirt as the symbol for that day based on a story told by Phyllis Jack Webstat, a survivor of the St. Joseph Mission Residential School in Williams Lake, BC. In her story, Ms. Webstat tells of having the shiny, new orange shirt her grandmother had given to her being taken away on her first day at residential school.
Delivered on September 28, 2017
Mr. Speaker, labour market outcomes in small NWT communities continue to lag.
At the beginning of the 18th Legislative Assembly, the Government of the Northwest Territories made a commitment to develop and implement a strategy to increase employment in small communities.
Delivered on September 22, 2017
Mr. Speaker, in 2013, we tabled the Education Renewal Framework, a 10 year strategy to help us and our partners rethink the way our education system supports the teaching and learning of our students. We have been methodically transforming the education system in the North, and I would like to share with the Members some of our successes.
