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In Touch With the Land: Exploring Opportunities for Landscape Design at the Post-Remediation Giant Mine Site is a landscape design study conducted by Timothy Bailey Edwards, a homegrown Yellowknifer. Supported by Alternatives North and the Landscape Architecture Canada Foundation, the study is grounded in conversations ...
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Although Cabinet issued a news release on the public subsidies, there was little to no public debate that could have aired these and other issues, and it is not clear whether the regular MLAs were involved in the decisions. To provide a property tax reduction, ...
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Only one response was received from Rebecca Alty, the Liberal Party candidate (see below). No responses were received from Kimberly Fairman (Conservative Party), Kelvin Kotchilea (New Democratic Party) and Rainbow Eyes (Green Party). This information is provided to the public to assist in making informed decisions. ...
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Alternatives North would like to commend the City of Yellowknife for ensuring opportunities for public input and input from interested parties to help inform the Climate ChangeAction Plan. Good climate actions can help with creating a more inclusive, livablecity (example: reducing cost of living, healthier ...
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Alternatives North board member Kevin O’Reilly, appeared before the Standing Committee on Government Operations for the Ten-Year Review of the Northwest Territories Heritage Fund. The discussion covered the fund’s purpose, challenges in revenue collection, governance concerns, and recommendations for better investment policies and transparency. Alternatives ...
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The Primary Focus of any Climate Change Action Plan Go here to see the GNWT’s 2030 NWT Climate Change Strategic Framework During the past 12 months the global mean temperature has reached 1.620C, well beyond the Paris goal of <1.5. Impacts, everywhere, are obvious and ...
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Alternatives North is pleased to announce additional positive results from analyzing the potential of Biomass District Heating in areas surrounding downtown Yellowknife. GET REPORT HERE This addendum further informs potential developers, proving that there is plenty of potential to grow a system beyond the downtown ...
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The Foundations for Action report explores the needs of the diverse communities across the NWT with particular attention to Indigenous values, varying costs of living in different places, and the streamlining of government administration. The six recommendations of the report can be read in the ...
Read moreBiomass District Heating System in Downtown Yellowknife can Reduce Emissions, Save Customers Money on Heating, and turn a Profit. Continuing its work identifying cost-effective GHG reductions in the NWT, Alternatives North commissioned a detailed economic feasibility study on a Biomass District Heating System in Downtown ...
Read moreThe Canadian Arctic Resources Committee (CARC) has launched its farewell book, “Lines in the Snow”. The book is a look back at some of the issues CARC tackled over its 50-year history, but also a look forward to the future of some of those issues. The ...
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