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Your MP · Liberal · Northwest Territories

Rebecca Alty

Chooses to speak about indigenous affairs.

Constituency office: Main office - Yellowknife 114-5109 48th street Yellowknife NT X1A 1N5 · 1 867 873-6995
No members' statements or sponsored private members' bills found, so no 'champions' signal.
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Time in office
<2 yrs
MP since 2025
Bills sponsored
3
0 became law
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Won their election with
54%
of the vote, in 2025
House votes
92 yes 81 no
of 174 this session

At a glance

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Pro

Rebecca Alty voted for bills on housing, such as a new affordable housing corporation, on tax changes for tradespeople and businesses, and on tougher penalties for assaulting healthcare workers and first responders.1234

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Anti

Rebecca Alty voted against bills on criminal justice, like tougher bail rules, consecutive sentences for multiple sexual offences, and keeping some dangerous prisoners in maximum security, and against a bill on treaty approval.1234

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In the House, they talk most about

What they keep coming back to

Mentions in 236 speeches
indigenous110treaty109agreement96rights78legislation76nations75support67privateproperty67continue66projects63process63consultation60moderntreaties58self-government57communities56act56agreements56land56project51modern treatypartners50legal50court49reconciliation48indigenouspeoples47opportunity44nation43budget43economic42infrastructure41cowichan40indigenous110treaty109agreement96rights78legislation76nations75support67continue66projects63process63act56land56project51legal50court49
RankTermMentionsTimesSpeechesLast said
01indigenous110432026-09-24
02treaty109272026-09-21
03agreement96322026-06-12
04rights78352026-09-21
05legislation76342026-09-21
06nations75332026-09-21
07support67322026-09-21
08private property67302026-06-18
09continue66442026-09-24
10projects63292026-09-21
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11process63412026-09-21
12consultation60292026-09-21
13modern treaties58152026-09-21
14self-government57172026-09-21
15communities56272026-09-24
16act56272026-09-21
17agreements56242026-09-21
18land56232026-09-21
19project51262026-09-21
20modern treaty partners50122026-09-21
21legal50302026-06-12
22court49272026-06-18
23reconciliation48232026-09-24
24indigenous peoples47202026-09-21
25opportunity44262026-09-21
26nation43222026-09-21
27budget43192026-09-21
28economic42172026-09-21
29infrastructure41162026-09-21
30cowichan40222026-06-18
Counted from their 236 most recent speeches in the House and committees since 2025-05-29, leaving out common words and House procedure words. Hover a bubble or a row to see it in both. openparliament.ca lists their favourite word as “agreement”.

Bills they put forward

Sponsored by this MP

Creates a Commissioner to review how government agencies implement modern treaties with Indigenous peoples.Creates a Commissioner to review how government agencies implement modern treaties with Indigenous peoples.

Bill C-10 · 45-1 · Second reading (Senate)Bill ↗
Indigenous affairs
Official title: An Act respecting the Commissioner for Modern Treaty Implementation

Recognizes Red River Métis self-government rights and updates related laws accordingly.Recognizes Red River Métis self-government rights and updates related laws accordingly.

Bill C-21 · 45-1 · Second reading (House)Bill ↗
Indigenous affairs
Official title: An Act to give effect to the Red River Métis Self-Government Recognition and Implementation Treaty and to make consequential amendments to other Acts

Grants self-government powers to the Tłegǫ́hłı̨ Got'įnę people and updates related laws accordingly.Grants self-government powers to the Tłegǫ́hłı̨ Got'įnę people and updates related laws accordingly.

Bill C-27 · 45-1 · In committee (Senate)Bill ↗
Indigenous affairs
Official title: An Act to give effect to the Final Self-Government Agreement for the Tlegohli Got’ine and to make consequential amendments to other Acts
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