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Canadian Government Information on the Internet (CGII)
by Anita Cannon, the Depository Services Program and Contributors
Municipal Information -- Table of Contents
Northwest Territories -- Municipal Information
Deliné
Deliné, Northwest Territories
The Town of Deliné is a small traditional community on the southwest shore of Great Bear Lake. Their Web site, while still under
construction, offers information for tourists, as well as a brief glimpse into Dene culture. Government information is limited to
the "Contact Us" page, with contact information for the Town, the Chief and Sub-Chief, and the Band Manager. The Tourism section
includes pages for "Travel", "Tours and Attractions" (under construction), and "Where to Stay". The Museum section contains
information about the town and their culture, including "Our Proud History", a "Nature" photo gallery, and "Stories from the Sahtu
Dene". There is also a map that links to photos of the town and Lake. At the time of this review, several pages were not accessible.
(2000-11-04, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.deline.net/
Fort Liard
Fort Liard, Northwest Territories
The Hamlet of Fort Liard, "located on the banks of the historic Liard and Petitot Rivers", has developed a Web site intended
primarily for potential tourists. The only government information on this site consists of the contact information found on every
page. Most of the pages fall into two categories: how to get to Fort Liard and what services are available there. In the former
category are "Travel by Road" which includes, among other things, a list of preparations to make before beginning the trip; and
"Travel by Air". In the latter category are the "Community Services" page, and pages for local businesses. There is also a history
page, "Our Past and Present", which provides a very brief look at over 9000 years of history.
(2000-11-04, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.ssimicro.com/%7Eftliard/
Hay River
Hay River
The Government section has brief biographical information on the members of Town Council and an email form for enquiries.
Council minutes from Nov. 1997 on are available in zipped files for downloading.
(1998-08-19, Anita Cannon, Mount Allison University )
Site available in English.
http://www.hayriver.com
Inuvik
Town of Inuvik
Available from this town are the 1997 Council minutes and selected by-laws in Adobe Acrobat, a list of Council members with
contact information, Council meeting procedures, a list of all committees, boards and their members, a town organizational chart,
staff directory with email addresses, public notices, a list of street names and their origin, a community profile with statistics
and a list of municipal facilities, and a link to the public library.
(1998-08-22, Anita Cannon, Mount Allison University )
Site available in English.
http://www.town.inuvik.nt.ca/
Norman Wells
Town of Norman Wells, Northwest Territories
Set in the Mackenzie River Valley, Norman Wells is part of "the land where beauty and adventure go hand in hand". Their Web site
is designed to be of service to residents and visitors alike. Government information is located in the section, "About Our Town",
which contains the Town's current "Budget", a list of "Council and Staff" with email links, the Council's "Agenda and Minutes", and
a "Community Channel" for announcements, job and contracting ads, etc. Full contact information for the town office is given on the
"Council and Staff" page, and an email link is located on the home page. The "Directory" section consists of separate directories
for "Business", "Recreation & Cultural Groups", and "Community Groups & Organizations". Information for tourists is located in the
"Attractions & Events" and the "How to Get Here" sections.
(2000-10-26, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.normanwells.com/
Yellowknife
Yellowknife
The Mayor's welcome message is available in text and as an audio file on this site. Other government-related information
includes pictures of the Council members, contact information for city administrators, a notice board, and access to program
registration via http://bookings.city.yellowknife.nt.ca with a client number.
(1998-08-19, Anita Cannon, Mount Allison University )
Site available in English.
http://www.city.yellowknife.nt.ca
Copyright © 2002
Anita Cannon and Public Works and Government Services Canada
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