Rebecca Alty

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Federal funding announced to strengthen food security in the Northwest Territories

Rebecca Alty, as Member of Parliament for the Northwest Territories, highlighted a federal investment supporting Tetlit Gwich’in Council, Inuvialuit Regional Corporation, and Aklavik Community Corporation. The funding is intended to strengthen food security in the NWT.

Alty says budget measures could advance major northern infrastructure projects

Cabin Radio reported that Alty said her party's budget included measures that could help major projects such as the Mackenzie Valley Highway and the Taltson hydro expansion. She highlighted the proposed Arctic Infrastructure Fund and increased Canada Infrastructure Bank funding as potentially useful for northern development.

OpenParliament records recent House speech and votes by Rebecca Alty

OpenParliament shows Alty speaking in the House on the Red River Métis Self-Government Recognition and Implementation Treaty Act and voting on several bills, including sports betting advertising, restitution orders, food price transparency, and federal lands for veterans' services. This reflects her recent parliamentary activity rather than a media interview or public statement.

Alty comments on federal affordability measures and North-focused supports

Yahoo News Canada reported that Alty described Ottawa's new affordability measures as 'a good start' for northern residents. She also pointed to the Local Food Infrastructure Fund and said the government is exploring additional ways to help the North, including a review of Nutrition North.

Alty says she will raise the counselling travel-funding ban with cabinet

Cabin Radio reported that Indigenous Services Canada ended travel funding for some trauma-informed health and cultural support programs in the N.W.T. and Nunavut, including mental health counselling travel. Alty said residents had raised concerns and that she would work with a cabinet colleague to get more information about the change.

Public reaction grows to Rebecca Alty’s cabinet appointment

CBC reported that some northerners viewed Rebecca Alty’s appointment to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s cabinet as significant for the region. The coverage noted expectations that her lived experience in the North could help advance land claims and address infrastructure gaps.

Rebecca Alty says she has heard concerns about residential school denialism

CBC reported that Rebecca Alty, now Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations and MP for the Northwest Territories, said she has heard concerns from Indigenous leaders about residential school denialism. The mention appears in coverage of a broader story about calls to criminalize denialism, rather than as a standalone announcement by Alty.

Rebecca Alty highlights increased Canada Child Benefit support in the Northwest Territories

As Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations, Rebecca Alty publicly highlighted increased Canada Child Benefit support for families in the Northwest Territories. The announcement emphasized higher tax-free benefits beginning in July and framed the program as help with everyday costs such as groceries, clothing, and child care.

Minister Rebecca Alty deletes social post that pretended to be CBC headline after inquiry

The office of NWT MP and Minister Rebecca Alty deleted a social media post featuring a graphic that falsely pretended to be a CBC news report after Cabin Radio queried its authenticity [15]. The post was posted earlier on the day and was removed once the incorrect nature of the graphic was confirmed [15].

Rebecca Alty’s recent cabinet role and northern priorities were highlighted in CBC and Cabin Radio coverage.

Recent reporting describes Rebecca Alty, MP for the Northwest Territories and Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations, as focused on land claims, self-governance, northern infrastructure, and housing. The coverage also notes her intention to use departmental resources to move negotiations forward.

Recent coverage discusses Rebecca Alty's priorities and policy views as minister.

A local news story examines Rebecca Alty's 2026 priorities and her views on Greenland. The article frames her as both the former Yellowknife mayor and current federal minister, with attention on her next steps in office.

Rebecca Alty is listed as Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations and MP for Northwest Territories.

Public parliamentary records identify Rebecca Alty as the member of Parliament for Northwest Territories and Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations. This is an official public mention confirming her current roles.

Rebecca Alty was sworn in as Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations.

Recent coverage reports that N.W.T. MP Rebecca Alty has been sworn in as the new Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations. The mentions highlight her new federal cabinet role and public reaction to having a northern MP at the cabinet table.

Rebecca Alty announced $16.5 million in federal funding for a new Nááts'įhch'oh project.

Recent coverage reports that NWT MP Rebecca Alty announced a $16.5 million Parks Canada investment under the National Park Establishment program for a new project connected to Nááts'įhch'oh. The announcement frames the funding as support for park-related infrastructure and northern priorities.

NWT government closely monitoring Ekati diamond mine insolvency proceedings.

The NWT government, under leadership that includes representation from the territory, stated its priority is supporting people affected by the Ekati diamond mine's insolvency crisis. Arctic Canadian declared insolvency with liabilities exceeding half a billion dollars, prompting a court-supervised sale process.

Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Rebecca Alty speaks at the 9th annual First Nations Major Projects Coalition Conference.

Rebecca Alty, Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations and MP for the Northwest Territories, delivered remarks at the conference in Toronto. The event highlights collaboration on major projects involving First Nations. Video footage captures her introduction and speech.

Tetlit Gwich'in Council, Inuvialuit Regional Corporation, and Aklavik Community Corporation receive federal funding for food security.

Federal funding announced to strengthen food security initiatives in Northwest Territories communities. The funding supports efforts by Tetlit Gwich'in Council, Inuvialuit Regional Corporation, and Aklavik Community Corporation. This is featured on Rebecca Alty's official news page.

Rebecca Alty declared victorious in the 2025 federal election for Northwest Territories.

Liberal candidate Rebecca Alty won the Northwest Territories seat, with Conservative rival Kimberly Fairman conceding. This outcome positions her as the next MP. The page features her campaign photo.