Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories
19 sitting MLAs across 1 caucuses. Select a party to filter the roster.
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Voting records, attendance and sponsored bills are shown for federal MPs because the House of Commons data is published openly. Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories publishes its votes and attendance only in Hansard and the journals, with no machine-readable feed, so those figures are not available here.
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19 shownBills before the legislature
20 bills- Bill 6520th Assembly, 1st Session
Supplementary Appropriation Act (Operations Expenditures), No. 2, 2026-2027
Committee ReviewOct 29, 2026 - Bill 6420th Assembly, 1st Session
Supplementary Appropriation Act (Infrastructure Expenditures), No. 2, 2026-2027
Committee ReviewOct 29, 2026 - Bill 5920th Assembly, 1st Session
An Act to Amend the Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Act, No. 2
Second ReadingOct 29, 2026 - Bill 5820th Assembly, 1st Session
Elections Act
Committee ReviewOct 29, 2026 - Bill 5720th Assembly, 1st Session
An Act to Amend the Employment Standards Act
Committee ReviewOct 28, 2026 - Bill 5620th Assembly, 1st Session
HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES PROFESSIONS STATUTES AMENDMENT ACT
Second ReadingOct 27, 2026 - Bill 5520th Assembly, 1st Session
AN ACT TO AMEND THE PROPERTY ASSESSMENT AND TAXATION ACT
Second ReadingOct 27, 2026 - Bill 5420th Assembly, 1st Session
An Act to Amend the Opioid Damages and Health Care Costs Recovery Act
Second ReadingOct 22, 2026 - Bill 5320th Assembly, 1st Session
Supplementary Appropriation Act (Operations Expenditures) NO. 1, 2026-2027
Committee ReviewJun 4, 2026 - Bill 5220th Assembly, 1st Session
Supplementary Appropriation Act (Infrastructure Expenditures)
Committee ReviewJun 4, 2026 - Bill 5120th Assembly, 1st Session
An Act to Amend the Local Authorities Elections Act,
Committee ReviewJun 4, 2026 - Bill 5020th Assembly, 1st Session
Marine Transportation Corporation Act
Committee ReviewJun 3, 2026 - Bill 4920th Assembly, 1st Session
Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Act
Committee ReviewJun 3, 2026 - Bill 4820th Assembly, 1st Session
An Act to Amend the Workers' Compensation Act, No. 2
Committee ReviewJun 4, 2026 - Bill 4720th Assembly, 1st Session
Appropriation Act (Operations Expenditures) 2026-2027
Committee ReviewMar 6, 2026 - Bill 4620th Assembly, 1st Session
PREVENTION OF PROCEEDINGS THAT HAMPER EXPRESSION ON MATTERS OF PUBLIC INTEREST ACT
Committee ReviewMar 6, 2026 - Bill 4520th Assembly, 1st Session
Civil Forfeiture Act
Committee ReviewMar 5, 2026 - Bill 4420th Assembly, 1st Session
SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION ACT (OPERATIONS EXPENDITURES AND BORROWING AUTHORIZATION), NO. 3, 2025-2026
Committee ReviewMar 6, 2026 - Bill 4320th Assembly, 1st Session
SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION ACT (INFRASTRUCTURE EXPENDITURES), NO. 3, 2025-2026
Committee ReviewMar 6, 2026 - Bill 4220th Assembly, 1st Session
TÅEGÕHÅÎ GÕT’ĮNÊ FINAL SELF-GOVERNMENT AGREEMENT ACT
Committee ReviewMar 6, 2026
This legislature has no data feed. We read its bill list from the labelled HTML the site serves, which has been consistent, but it is still a web page and not an API. If the site is redesigned the panel will say it could not retrieve the list rather than show anything half-parsed. This page does not publish sponsor, bill type or party (the Northwest Territories has no political parties), so those columns are blank here rather than guessed.
Provincial bill data is not comparable to the federal bill data elsewhere on Canadash. For federal bills we get a proper data feed covering every stage, every vote and how each member voted. Provincial bills are read off each legislature's own web pages, and every legislature publishes a different amount — some give a date for every stage, some give no dates at all, some name the sponsor and some do not. No province publishes its votes or attendance in a form a program can read, so there are no provincial voting records here, and no provincial version of the participation or party-discipline figures we show for MPs.