Supportive Members

The following companies and/or organizations are supportive members of LGANT through a paid membership fee and/or sponsorship of the Association's Annual General Meeting.

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Brownlee LLP
www.brownleelaw.com

NWT Power Corporation
www.ntpc.com

Canadian Association of Municipal Administrators
www.ntpc.com

Municipal and Community Affairs
Government of the Northwest Territories
www.maca.gov.nt.ca

Northern Communities Insurance Program
http://www.nwtac.com/ncip.html

Northern Employee Benefits Services
www.nebsnorth.com

NWT Association of Communities
www.nwtac.com

Human Resources
Government of the Northwest Territories
www.hr.gov.nt.ca

Environment and Natural Resources
Government of the Northwest Territories
www.enr.gov.nt.ca

EZ Street Cold Asphalt - Yellowknife
www.ezstreetasphalt.ca/locations.html

Hopec Enterprises Ltd.
Fluid Manager * MMOS
www.mmos.ca

Cambria Marshall Cote
http://cambriamarshallcote.com

Royal Bank of Canada

"Tailored, flexible credit solutions to suit your business, bringing your needs and our expertise together. Advice you can bank on (TM) starts with a conversation. Direct all your commercial inquiries to RBC Associate Account Manager, Christine Dufresne at 1-855- 726-7409 or e-mail christine.dufresne@rbc.com".

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