YELLOWKNIFE (February 24, 2015) – The Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) is leading research into innovative construction techniques that will reduce the effects of climate change on the northern transportation system.
Newsroom
février 24, 2015
Communiqués de presse
février 19, 2015
Déclarations et discours de ministres
Mr. Speaker, the second winter of construction on the Inuvik Tuktoyaktuk Highway Project is in full swing with our contractor working 24 hours a day, seven days a week from both Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk.
février 18, 2015
Déclarations et discours de ministres
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février 6, 2015
Déclarations et discours de ministres
Mr. Speaker, I would like to update Members on some recent activities of the Department of Public Works and Services with regards to fuel prices in communities served by its Petroleum Products Division.
décembre 11, 2014
Communiqués de presse
YELLOWKNIFE (December 11, 2014) — Traffic is flowing safely and reliably across both Dempster Highway ice crossings. This is the first year highway service to the Beaufort-Delta region has been interrupted for only a short time during freeze-up.
décembre 3, 2014
Communiqués de presse
YELLOWKNIFE (December 3, 2014) – A new book documents the history of the Mackenzie River, the people of the region and the crossing at Fort Providence.
novembre 26, 2014
Déclarations et discours de ministres
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Good morning ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests, fellow speakers, and respected Aboriginal leaders.
novembre 14, 2014
Communiqués de presse
YELLOWKNIFE (November 14, 2014) – Trout Lake residents and visitors now have access to a wider variety of travel and shipping options with the opening of the community’s new airport.
novembre 10, 2014
Communiqués de presse
YELLOWKNIFE (November 10, 2014) – The Government of the Northwest Territories is enhancing its online services with new security features that protect NWT residents’ personal information while improving access to government services.
novembre 5, 2014
Communiqués de presse
INUVIK (November 5, 2014) – The second construction season of the Inuvik-to-Tuktoyaktuk Highway is now underway. By the end of this winter, significant progress is expected on approximately 95 km of the highly anticipated 137-km all-season highway between Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk.