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Premier McLeod and Minister Miltenberger address Rosenberg International Forum on Water Policy
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Vancouver (September 5, 2012) — Premier Bob McLeod and Minister of Environment and Natural Resources Michael Miltenberger are attending the Rosenberg International Forum on Water Policy, the preeminent forum for water policy study. Premier McLeod will speak about the NWT’s approach to collaborative management of natural resources and balanced, sustainable development. This approach creates economic opportunities for the people of the NWT while ensuring northern conservation priorities are met. Minister Miltenberger will speak about the NWT Water Stewardship Strategy, which aims to keep the waters of the Northwest Territories clean, abundant, and productive for all time.read more
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