| I don't believe that there is global warming - it is simply a natural cycle | 18% |
| The business activity will move further north and develop more northern business opportunities closer to the Beaufort Sea | 73% |
| With potential development in northern communities of NWT, the south will become a busier gateway to the north. | 0% |
| There will be less business activity in NWT with an open Northwest Passage. It will give Nunavut greater opportunities. | 0% |
| 9% |
NWT Chamber of Commerce Echoes Support for Federal Budget’s $11 Million Commitment Streamlining the Northern Regulatory Regime The NWT Chamber of Commerce shares the positive reaction of the NWT & Nunavut Chamber of Mines towards the $11 million commitment to streamline the...
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Mark your calendars and mark the location! The 2010 Annual General Meeting of the Northwest Territories Chamber of Commerce will be held in Yellowknife on April 14 and 15, 2010. Our AGM coincides with the National Energy Board final hearings on the Mackenzie Gas Project being held in Yellowknife...
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The NWT Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors recently completed their review of the Joint Review Panel's recommendations. At their January 22nd Board meeting they resolved to issue letters to the Federal Government encouraging the provision of the economic incentives necessary to...
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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...