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Get your matchesAll 53 bills before the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories, read every morning. The 49 listed here could change how a business operates — each explained in plain language, with who it affects and where it stands. The rest are ceremonial or no-impact; we read them so you don’t have to.
This bill creates a civil forfeiture regime for the Northwest Territories, allowing the government to seize and keep property (including cash, crypto assets, vehicles, and real estate) that is believed to be the proceeds of unlawful activity or used as an instrument of unlawful activity, without requiring a criminal conviction.
This bill creates an anti-SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation) law for the Northwest Territories, allowing individuals or businesses sued for speaking out on matters of public interest to apply to have that lawsuit dismissed early, with costs and potential damages if the lawsuit was brought in bad faith.
This is the Northwest Territories government's main operating budget bill for the 2026-2027 fiscal year, authorizing up to $2.397 billion in government expenditures across departments such as Health, Education, Infrastructure, and Justice, effective April 1, 2026.
This bill amends the Northwest Territories Workers' Compensation Act to extend presumptive coverage for firefighters to include heart disease and heart injury, and to create a new presumption of work-related PTSD for a broad range of front-line and emergency-response workers including nurses, paramedics, correctional officers, and police officers.
This bill creates a new community safety framework for the Northwest Territories that allows a Director of Community Operations to investigate complaints, issue warning letters, and apply for 'community safety orders' requiring tenants involved in illegal activities (drug use/sales, gang activity, sexual exploitation, etc.) to vacate rental premises or have their tenancy terminated.
This bill establishes the Marine Transportation Corporation as a publicly owned Crown corporation in the Northwest Territories, transitioning marine transportation services from a government department revolving fund into a standalone corporate entity responsible for delivering marine transport services starting January 1, 2028.
This bill amends the Northwest Territories Local Authorities Elections Act to extend remote voting provisions beyond municipalities to all local authorities, and makes a consequential amendment to the Education Act regarding the composition of District Education Authorities.
This bill authorizes the Government of the Northwest Territories to spend an additional $82.88 million in supplementary appropriations for the 2026-2027 fiscal year, covering both operating expenses ($6.17 million) and capital infrastructure investments ($76.71 million) across various government departments.
This bill authorizes the Government of the Northwest Territories to spend an additional $61,058,000 in operations expenditures for the 2026-2027 fiscal year, with funds distributed across departments including Education, Culture and Employment, Health and Social Services, and Infrastructure.