Yellowknife, le 26 mai 2017 – Le premier ministre Bob McLeod a annoncé aujourd’hui que les négociateurs du gouvernement ont offert de nouvelles propositions concernant les revendications territoriales de la Première Nation dénée d’Akaitcho et de la Nation des Métis des Territoires du Nord-Ouest; celles-ci intègrent les recommandations de Tom Isaac, le représentant ministériel spécial. Les deux offres permettent une certaine flexibilité dans le but de respecter les priorités de toutes les parties.

Delivered on May 25, 2017

Mr. Speaker, I would like to welcome all Members back to the continuation of the Second Session of the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories. I am looking forward to hearing from all Members during this brief sitting as we continue our work together to create a strong and sustainable future for the people of this territory.

Yellowknife, le 19 mai 2017 – Le premier ministre Bob McLeod a fait aujourd’hui la déclaration suivante au sujet du Document technique relatif au filet de sécurité fédéral sur la tarification du carbone publié par le gouvernement du Canada :

Yellowknife, le 19 mai 2016 – Le premier ministre Bob McLeod, le ministre Wally Schumann, le ministre Robert C. McLeod, la ministre Caroline Cochrane, le ministre Alfred Moses et le ministre Louis Sebert ont rencontré des représentants du gouvernement tłı̨chǫ, le grand chef Eddie Erasmus, le chef Clifford Daniels, le chef David Wedawin, le chef Johnny Arrowmaker et le chef Alfonz Nitsiza à Behchokǫ̀, mercredi dernier.

Yellowknife, le 16 mai 2017 – Le premier ministre Bob McLeod a fait la déclaration suivante au sujet du projet de remplacement de la canalisation 21 d’Enbridge :

Livré le 4 avril 2017

Delivered on March 15, 2017

Good Morning. It is a pleasure to be back at the Arctic Oil and Gas Symposium to reconnect with many of you, and to forge new relationships.

Delivered on March 7, 2017

Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to announce the Government of the Northwest Territories has partnered with the Government of Canada to provide more in-person services to the residents of the Northwest Territories, through our Single Window Service Centers.

Delivered on March 6, 2017

Mr. Speaker, Northwest Territories’ residents want a government that is transparent and accountable.  On March 3, 2016, for the first time in the Northwest Territories, Members of the Legislative Assembly unanimously adopted a Mandate for the Government of the Northwest Territories. The purpose of the Mandate is to guide the work of the Government of the Northwest Territories over its four-year term.

Mr. Speaker, a strong partnership with the Government of Canada is essential to ensuring Northerners can achieve their social, environmental and economic goals. By working with our Federal counterparts, the Government of the Northwest Territories will help create an NWT where all people can thrive and be healthy, where a strong economy provides jobs and opportunities for all our communities, and where a well-managed environment contributes to our economic well-being and quality of life.