Nunakput
Calvin Pokiak
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Debates of
, (day 22)
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I have one last question for the Minister. Is there any possibility that the department can find extra funds for this winter to actually pour some gravel from the source to town, Tuktoyaktuk? Thank you.
Debates of
, (day 22)
Clause 22.
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Clause 5.
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There is a request to report progress. Does committee agree?
Debates of
, (day 22)
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I would like to thank the Minister. We did sit down and get some money from the GNWT and the federal government, up to $50,000. I am well aware of that. The Minister mentioned a P3 project. Where is that process now? Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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, (day 22)
Clause 20.
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Clause 3.
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, (day 22)
Does committee agree that Bill 14 is ready for third reading?
Debates of
, (day 22)
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Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Once again, I rise in this House to raise the issue of a 22-kilometre access road from Tuktoyaktuk to gravel source 177. Mr. Speaker, in the 1990s, one kilometre of the road from the source to Tuktoyaktuk was constructed using GNWT funds. As I have indicated in previous Member's statements, this access road is in alignment of Tuktoyaktuk’s proposed new landfill, sewage lagoon and an airport. Perhaps more importantly, Mr. Speaker, the access road is also in alignment with the Tuktoyaktuk-Inuvik highway.
I would like to thank Premier Handley...