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In a blatant over reach of power, Caroline Cochrane cut off the microphone of Lisa Semmler, MLA from Twin Lakes, last week when she was midway through a motion dealing with the crisis dealing with so many indigenous children in the child welfare system in the territories. Almost 98 per cent in a system of which intergenerational systematic racism has no doubt played a part.

Spring is in the air. The length of sunlight and temperatures rising boosts our hopes to new adventures.

Cabinet minister Adam Lightstone found himself in a bit of a pickle this past month when colleagues instigated an investigation by Nunavut鈥檚 integrity commissioner over a potential conflict of interest sparked by a temporary appointment within his department.

Imagine needing a replacement kidney for over seven years and going through regular dialysis treatments over that period.

Things have been rough before for NWT tourism, but never this rough.

Editor鈥檚 note: The NWT Medical Association shared the following statement with media outlets on March 22; it is included unedited and in its entirety.

In what we can only hope was a slip of the tongue, the MLA from Great Slave Lake recently said she was concerned about land being sacrificed for parks that could be better used for resource development.

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