Records include budget papers concerning capital expenditures, and operational and maintenance costs in the Northwest Territories. The budget papers are divided at a primary level between Vote 45 funds (Administration, Operation and Maintenance) and Vote 50 funds (Capital and Construction). These primary levels are then further sub-divided between Branch Administration (BA), Education (E), Welfare and Industrial Division (W&I), Yukon Territory field operations (YT) and Northwest Territories field operations (NWT). The records include estimates, expenditure statements and capital substantiation reports.
Records include board meetings, program reports, strategic planning and financial records.
This fonds consists of 2.27 m of text from the NWT Business Development and Investment Corporation and its predecessors. The records contain minutes, agendas and supplementary materials of board of directors and internal committee meetings and teleconferences that discuss clientele, as well as management and approval of credit loans. Records also include operational guidelines of the NWT Business Credit Corporation and procedures and operational guidelines of BDIC.
The records also include files from the President's office on the creation of the NWT Business Development and Investment Corporation out of the amalgamation of other government functions.
Records also include an extensive business program review done in conjunction with the Department of Industry, Tourism and Investment and a consultancy firm. There are also records dealing with the creation of the Business Credit Corporation Act, and amendments to the Act and regulations. There are also Annual Reports of the Business Credit Corporation, dating from 1992-2005, and briefing notes from 2004.
Northwest Territories Business Development and Investment Corporation (2005- )Accession consists of a 1973 report commissioned by the Department of Social Development based on a study on non-insured medical/social services across residents of the Northwest Territories and prepared by Systems and Computer Services, Department of Administration. There is also the Treasury Manual - Part 1, Financial Regulations from 1974-1977.
This fonds consists of 34.5 cm of textual material and one reel of microfilm. The textual material was part of the Central Registry system (50 Block) and dates from 1968 to 1976. The records include material related to the financial and administrative operations of the Government of the Northwest Territories, including information on federal/territorial fiscal arrangements and policies related to purchasing and contracts. The microfilm reel contains records from 1971. The material is from the following program areas of the Central Registry file system: Office Services (50 block); Territorial Treasurer (50 block); Treasury Services Division (51 block); Financial Services Division (52 block); Accounts Payable (52 block); Supply Services (53 block); and the Systems Division (57 block). Additional records include a 1973 report on non-insured medical/social services commissioned by the Department of Social Development and a copy of the Treasury Manual - Part 1, Financial Regulations from 1974-1977.
Northwest Territories. Department of Administration (1971-1975)Records include financial information and correspondence regarding funding to schools, school districts, student residences, and education centres, as well as contracts for catering and other administrative services. Communities represented include Hay River, Rae-Edzo (Behchoko), Yellowknife, Frobisher Bay (Iqaluit), and the Adult Vocational Training Centre in Fort Smith.
Records include a plan with the division's objectives for 2005/06; a set of application guidelines for the Student Success Initiative, which funded small capital projects related to Career and Technology Studies programs; the School Improvement Reporting Policy and Framework; and a budget and financial statements from the Sahtu Divisional Education Council with related correspondence.
Northwest Territories. Department of Education, Culture and Employment. Strategic and Business Services divisionRecords date from 2002-2003 and consist of Ministerial chronos.
Records include chronos generated by the offices of J. Michael Miltenberger as Minister of Finance and of Margaret Melhorn as Deputy Minister of Finance.
Northwest Territories. Department of Finance. DirectorateRecords include reports, meeting minutes and contract materials related to an organizational review of units in the departments of Finance and Personnel providing payroll and employee benefits services. Also includes a report on the provision of payroll services to Boards of Education.
Northwest Territories. Department of Finance. Management Accounting Services divisionRecords consist of Deputy Minister chronos and date from 1990-1999.
Northwest Territories. Department of Finance. DirectorateRecords include files relating to property and education taxation, financial implications of airport and fire management program transfers from the federal to territorial governments, and files on the costs related to division of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
Northwest Territories. Department of Finance. Fiscal Policy divisionRecords date from 2003 and include Ministerial chronos.
Northwest Territories. Department of Finance. DirectorateRecords include briefing books for business plan reviews and sessions of the Legislative Assembly.
Northwest Territories. Department of Finance. DirectorateThe records date from 1986-1993 and include Deputy Minister Chronos, as well as records concerning the financial impact of division. Records include proposals, workbooks, and executive summary prepared by consultants Coopers and Lybrand, regarding the financial impact of division on the Government of the Northwest Territories. Additionally, records include a report called “An Estimate of Cost—Creating and Operating the Government of Nunavut” that was also prepared by Coopers and Lybrand.
Northwest Territories. Department of Finance. DirectorateRecords include economic policy issue files.
Northwest Territories. Department of Finance. Fiscal Policy divisionRecords date from 1999-2002 and consist of Ministerial chronos.
Northwest Territories. Department of Finance. DirectorateRecords date from 1978-2004, and include the Tax Collection Agreement signed between Canada and the GNWT in 2005, as well as correspondence and draft agreements regarding funding for the Employability Assistance for People with Disabilities (EAPD) and Vocational Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons (VRDP) programs.
Northwest Territories. Department of Finance. Fiscal Policy divisionRecords include papers and presentations related to policy for financial aspects of self-government agreements, as well as a departmental strategic plan.
Northwest Territories. Department of Finance. Corporate Affairs divisionRecords include reports, briefing notes, decision papers, and other records related to amendments to the Liquor Act and GNWT debt and borrowing.
Northwest Territories. Department of Finance. Corporate Affairs divisionMany of the records were produced while the Bureau was part of the Financial Management Board Secretariat. Records include meeting packages for the Internal Audit Committee, which provides oversight for the Bureau.
Northwest Territories. Department of Finance. Internal Audit BureauRecords include briefing books and a discussion paper and other materials regarding modernization of the Financial Administration Act.
Northwest Territories. Department of Finance. Corporate Affairs divisionRecords include Ministerial and Deputy Minister's chronos. Some of the records were produced by the Minister and Deputy Minister in their roles as Chair and Secretary of the Financial Management Board.
Northwest Territories. Department of Finance. DirectorateAccession consists of Finance Information Systems Steering Committee Minutes from April 1979 including the Terminal Transaction Report Summary (computer report).
Records include chronos generated by the offices of J. Michael Miltenberger as Minister of Finance and Chair of the Financial Management Board and of Margaret Melhorn as Deputy Minister of Finance.
Northwest Territories. Department of Finance. Directorate