| The federal government make a financial commitment to the project. | 45% |
| The proponents and the Dehcho First Nations sign an access and benefits agreement. | 25% |
| The price of natural gas to go up. | 2% |
| The federal government construct the Mackenzie Valley Highway. | 23% |
| The National Energy Board move forward its timetable for evaluating the project. | 5% |
The NWT Chamber of Commerce is extremely pleased with the infrastructure funding commitments announced by the GNWT and by the Federal Government on January 28th and 29th respectively. “The earmarking of $19 million for energy initiatives and $64 million for highways and roads...
The much-ballyhooed Joint Review Panel (JRP) report has now been released and the leadership of the NWT Chamber of Commerce will begin its review of this extensive document. In its assessment of the environmental and socio-economic impacts of the proposed Mackenzie Gas Project, the JRP said...
The NWT Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce the hiring of its new Executive Director. "I am pleased to announce that Ted Savelle has accepted the position of Executive Director effective January 5, 2010," said NWT Chamber President Ann Marie Tout. "Ted has an...
The NWT Chamber of Commerce would like to congratulate the Inuvik Chamber of Commerce on their recent reception and the launch of their inaugural membership drive. Held on Dec. 7, the Inuvik Chamber event featured Premier Floyd Roland who welcomed the return of a unified voice of business to the...
The Executive Committee of the NWT Chamber of Commerce met recently with Kimberly Fairman, Acting Regional Director of the new Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor), who is based in Yellowknife. The gathering was an informative one as Fairman shared an overview of the new Agency...