2023 NWT Election
Julian Morse
Candidate in the Frame Lake Yellowknife race.
Julian can be reached at Jmorsenwt@gmail.com, or by calling 867-446-0276.
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In detail: What’s in this new ‘independent caucus’ proposal?
February 13, 2025
Cabin Radio - ...do not plan to join the independent members’ caucus. Yellowknife North MLA Shauna Morgan, Inuvik Boot Lake MLA Denny Rodgers and Frame Lake MLA Julian Morse all said regular MLAs already collaborate on many of the issues raised on Thursday through the accountability and oversight committee. Morgan said...
3 MLAs pitch idea of voting bloc as way to be taken more seriously by N.W.T. cabinet
February 13, 2025
CBC North - ...the room with." Morgan doesn't think she'll be joining the committee, but did say she was fielding her constituents for their feedback about it. Julian Morse, the MLA for Frame Lake, said he would be doing the same. "Some of the concerns that were shared today, I share those concerns. I have frustrations...
Community Learning Centre closures decried by Regular MLAs
February 9, 2025
CKLB 101.9 - ...during a time that they should be focused on grieving together,” he said. In his response to the Budget Address on Thursday, Frame Lake MLA Julian Morse said cabinet and the Regular MLAs need to “focus on the priorities we’ve set … our mandate has got to be where we focus our energy.” He...
Some NWT MLAs say budget doesn’t do enough to advance priorities
February 7, 2025
Cabin Radio - ...building 500 new homes, cutting income taxes, and increasing funding to NWT Tourism by $500,000. ‘A pretty status quo budget’ Frame Lake MLA Julian Morse said he was “a bit unsure how to react” to the budget. “There’s not a whole lot in there to get very angry or particularly excited...
Julian Morse calls for NWT to improve respite care supports
February 6, 2025
Cabin Radio - ...fund at-home caregivers to keep more people with supportive needs in the territory. In the NWT Legislative Assembly on Wednesday, Frame Lake MLA Julian Morse said constituents have told him the territory could do more to prevent people from being sent down south for supportive living care. He suggested...
GNWT moves to amend proposed Indigenous employment policy
February 5, 2025
Cabin Radio - ...is a part of a much bigger thing, and we really want to see movement on this to be a more inclusive workplace,” said Wawzonek. MLA for Frame Lake Julian Morse is the chair of the Standing Committee on Government Operations. He said the committee had not been supportive of the earlier version of the...
MLAs ask for feedback on proposed Indigenous Employment Policy
January 25, 2025
Cabin Radio - ...to what we’re proposing here.” Now, the Standing Committee on Government Operations – a group of regular MLAs chaired by Frame Lake’s Julian Morse – says it wants the public to provide input on the proposed changes. To send your feedback, email it to the committee by Saturday, February 15....
GNWT defends Stanton Renewal decisions
January 16, 2025
Cabin Radio - ...being told to kind-of just take your word for it that this whole thing, the lease and the sublease agreement, is for the best,” Frame Lake MLA Julian Morse added. “How can we be certain that what you’re telling us is true without being given the evidence to back it up?” Loutitt said the...
N.W.T. uses 20,000 tonnes of wood pellets per year. Here’s why they aren’t made locally
December 13, 2024
CBC North - ...community in the N.W.T. outside of the Arctic communities have abundant biomass surrounding them, so there's a lot of potential in the N.W.T.," said Julian Morse, the MLA for Frame Lake. "It would be preferable to not even have to worry about the shipping aspect of things if we can get supply chains working...
Health leadership council says it was scrapped without consultation
December 10, 2024
Cabin Radio - ...to supporting Mr Florizone in any ways I can as he works on both urgent and longer-term improvements,” Morgan wrote on Instagram. Frame Lake MLA Julian Morse, also writing on Instagram, called the change “decisive action.” “I have met with the minister about this frequently and am assured that...
How should the NWT save money?
November 7, 2024
Cabin Radio - ...needs to decide which responsibilities it should step away from, both ethically and to reduce duplication and operational costs. Frame Lake MLA Julian Morse. Ollie Williams/Cabin Radio Julian Morse, representing Frame Lake, highlighted a speech he made in the legislature last month expressing concerns...
MLAs pass capital budget despite gripes
November 5, 2024
Cabin Radio - ...fiscal position,” Sahtu MLA Danny McNeely said. The budget ultimately passed with 11 MLAs in favour and Testart, Nerysoo, Robert Hawkins, Julian Morse and Shauna Morgan voting against...
N.W.T. MLAs to ask auditor general to review territory’s health authority
November 2, 2024
CBC North - ...despite government town-hall meetings, committees and strategies. Members say the territory needs an outside perspective to create real change. Julian Morse, MLA for Frame Lake, said health-care professionals are telling him they feel their voices don't matter. "The fact that so many practitioners'...
N.W.T. assembly passes capital budget despite concerns over priorities
November 1, 2024
CBC North - ...McNeely, Jane Weyallon Armstrong, Kate Reid and Denny Rodgers. Voting against the budget were MLAs Robert Hawkins, Shauna Morgan, Kieron Testart, Julian Morse and George Nerysoo. The finance minister responded to members asking for more for housing and healthcare by committing to remove derelict housing...
MLAs want auditor general to investigate health authority
November 1, 2024
Cabin Radio - ... “This can be the government that finally, finally sets healthcare on the right course for the Northwest Territories,” he said. Frame Lake MLA Julian Morse said the “overwhelming message” he had heard from healthcare practitioners is that “they feel their voices are not being heard by...