| The current system works well and should be retained. | 11% |
| Consensus government works but minor changes are needed for it to prosper. | 47% |
| Consensus government is a nice idea but would require significant changes to make it more effective and accountable. | 28% |
| Consensus government is ineffective and impractical. | 8% |
| The NWT should change to a party system. | 6% |
The NWT Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce Robyn Mantla is the winner of this year’s $2500 scholarship. “With over twenty applicants from across the NWT, this year’s decision was very difficult,” said NWT Chamber President Ann Marie Tout. “We were...
The Northwest Territories Chamber of Commerce is applauding the recent decision by the Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board (MVEIRB) to approve the proposed $700-million expansion of the Taltson hydroelectric facility. The project, led by the Deze Energy Corporation, would increase...
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The NWT Chamber of Commerce is urging all businesses to actively participate in “Creating Our Future Together” – Premier Roland’s part of a collective effort by NWT elected leaders to identify a common vision for the future of the Northwest Territories. Chamber President...
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The NWT Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the launch of the 2010 Prospects North website. Prospects North is a triennial conference held in Yellowknife which focuses on economic development in northern Canada and is the premier networking and development conference in the...
The NWT Chamber of Commerce is pleased to again offer a one-time scholarship grant to a qualified NWT student in an accredited business program for the upcoming school year. “On behalf of the Board and membership of the NWT Chamber we are pleased to once again offer a scholarship to a...