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Conservative candidate pledges harsher sentences, Indigenous empowerment – NNSL
More communities will be given the authority to develop and invest locally in ways they see fit, says Kimberly Fairman With the 45th federal election slated for April 28, NNSL Media has asked each of the candidates for NWT MP to answer the same five questions. These are the responses from Conservative contender Kimberly Fairman. […]
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Listen to Cabin Radio’s election debate from 8pm on Thursday – Cabin Radio
April 10, 2025 Cabin Radio hosts its live election debate featuring the NWT’s candidates from 8pm MT on Thursday. Listen via cabinradio.ca or the Cabin Radio app. The debate will be available as a podcast after the broadcast. Three of the four candidates have committed to taking part: Kelvin Kotchilea for the New Democrats, Rebecca […]
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How to vote in the 2025 federal election – Cabin Radio
April 8, 2025 With just three weeks until election day, Canada’s 2025 federal election is fast approaching. The election will take place on Monday, April 28 and there are options to vote in advance of election day. Here’s everything you need to know about how to vote. Register to vote Before you can vote, you […]
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What federal parties have promised for the North – Cabin Radio
April 7, 2025 Federal party leaders on the campaign trail are making plenty of election promises, from tax cuts to more tax cuts and military spending. Four people are running to be the NWT’s next Member of Parliament: Rebecca Alty for the Liberals, Kimberly Fairman for the Conservatives, Kelvin Kotchilea for the New Democrats and […]
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Election 2025 in the NWT: Kelvin Kotchilea’s interview – Cabin Radio
April 4, 2025 Kelvin Kotchilea is hoping to become the next Member of Parliament for the Northwest Territories. Kotchilea is the New Democratic Party’s candidate for the NWT. This marks the second time Kotchilea has sought this seat, having run in the 2021 federal election as well as in a territorial by-election earlier that year. […]
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NTI CEO Kilikvak Kabloona acclaimed as Nunavut’s Liberal candidate – Nunatsiaq News
Apr 2, 2025 Federal election set for April 28 Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. CEO Kilikvak Kabloona is joining the race for Nunavut’s seat in Parliament as the Liberal party’s candidate. Kabloona’s acclamation was announced Tuesday on the Liberal Party of Canada website. She has served as the CEO of NTI, the organization mandated to represent the […]
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Election 2025 in the NWT: Rainbow Eyes’ interview – Cabin Radio
April 1, 2025 Rainbow Eyes, also known as Angela Davidson, is hoping to become the next Member of Parliament for the Northwest Territories. The deputy leader of the Green Party since 2022, she says she believes the party “truly represents the people on a grassroots level,” is uplifting Indigenous voices and shares Indigenous values. She […]
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When will the candidates be in my NWT community? – Cabin Radio
March 24, 2025 The campaign to find the Northwest Territories’ next MP has begun, with Michael McLeod stepping down and at least four contenders stepping up. Kimberly Fairman is running for the Conservatives, Kelvin Kotchilea for the New Democrats, Rebecca Alty for the Liberals and Angela Davidson for the Greens. You can follow all of […]
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Mayor By-election – Baker Lake
By-Election Notice Baker Lake ᖃᒪᓂᑦᑐᐊᕐᒃᒥᑦ Acclaimed Mayor ᒪᐃᔭᒧᑦ ᐃᓕᔭᐅᔪᕐᒃ Le maire acclamé Baker Lake Miiya de Baker Lake Akigaqtuqtaunngittuq James Taipana ᓄᕿᑐᒃ ᑕᐃᐸᓇ www.elections.nu.ca info@elections.nu.ca 1.800.267.4394 Read More NT4
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Baker Lake plans byelection to select a new mayor – Nunatsiaq News
Jan 23, 2025 Former mayor Kevin Iksiktaaryuk resigned in December Baker Lake will hold a byelection to replace former mayor Kevin Iksiktaaryuk, who resigned Dec. 10 citing “ongoing responsibilities, high expectations, and stress” as reasons for stepping down. Under the Nunavut Elections Act, the hamlet council had the option to either appoint one of its […]
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