February 9, 2012 - Mr. Speaker, later this Session I will be presenting Bill 1, An Act to Amend the Borrowing Authorization Act.
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février 9, 2012
Déclarations et discours de ministres
février 9, 2012
Communiqués de presse
YELLOWKNIFE (February 9, 2012) -- Minister of Finance J. Michael Miltenberger introduced An Act to Amend the Borrowing Authorization Act.
décembre 8, 2011
Déclarations et discours de ministres
December 8, 2011 - Mr.
octobre 21, 2011
Communiqués de presse
October 21, 2011 - For September 2011, Statistics Canada estimates that 23,800 out of 32,200 residents 15 years of age and older were employed in the Northwest Territories, representing an employment rate of 73.9%. Overall, Canada’s employment rate stood at 62.6% in September.
septembre 21, 2011
Communiqués de presse
September 21, 2011 - Information released today by Statistics Canada indicates that the Yellowknife All-Items Consumer Price Index rose 3.4% from August 2010.
août 24, 2011
Communiqués de presse
August 24, 2011 - Information released today by Statistics Canada indicates that the Yellowknife All-Items Consumer Price Index rose 3.4% from July 2010. By comparison, the annual price increase was 2.7% for Canada, 1.9% for Edmonton, and 3.1% for Whitehorse.
août 17, 2011
Déclarations et discours de ministres
August 17, 2011 - Minister of Finance summarizes the achievements of the 16th Assembly including almost $297 million in new initiatives.
août 8, 2011
Communiqués de presse
August 8, 2011 - For July 2011, Statistics Canada estimates that 23,200 out of 32,100 residents 15 years of age and older were employed in the Northwest Territories, representing an employment rate of 72.3%.
mars 1, 2011
Déclarations et discours de ministres
March 1, 2011 - Today, during Session, the Minister of Finance provided some clarity on the financial aspects of the Devolution Agreement-in-Principle.
février 15, 2011
Communiqués de presse
February 15, 2011 - The feasibility of running a fibre optics cable from the south of the Northwest Territories to Inuvik, and eventually to Tuktoyaktuk, is being studied by the Government of the Northwest Territories.