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Elections Nwt 2007 Candidate Financial Report Summary of Contributions and Expenses Electoral District: Yellowknife South Candi ELECTIONS NWT 2007 CANDIDATE FINANCIAL REPORT SUMMARY OF CONTRIBUTIONS AND EXPENSES ELECTORAL DISTRICT: YELLOWKNIFE SOUTH CANDIDATE NAME: BOB MCLEOD CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED ELECTION EXPENSES (PAID OR RECORDED AT FAIR MARKET VALUE) Non-monetary Advertising Salaries & Office Travel Other Salaries/A Office Newspapers Radio-TV Other Travel Other Newspapers Radio-TV Other Allowances Costs Costs Payments Contributor Address Monetary llow. Costs Supplier Hak's Autobody Box 1094, Yellowknife, NT. 200.00 Office Compliments 7.95 Walter Larocque Box 2791, Yellowknife, NT. 200.00 Canarctic Graphics 4,338.91 Peter Bannon 6 Burwash Drive, Yellowknife, NT. 250.00 Walmart 6.95 107.88 Lana Roeland 702, 4503 - 52 Avenue, Yellowknife, NT. 150.00 Tamarack Computers 126.14 Glen McLean 124 Kasteel Drive, Yellowknife, NT. 235.00 Canada Post 189.46 Gerard Phillips 8 Cinnamon Court, Yellowknife, NT. 700.00 Yellowknife Photo Source 106.00 Charles C Wilson 231 Woolgar Avenue, Yellowknife, NT. 50.00 Yellowknife Co-op 168.30 Homes North Box 1446, Yellowknife, NT. 500.00 Northern News Services 3,862.64 Yellowknife Motors Box 700, Yellowknife, NT. 200.00 Home Building Centre 344.05 North Slave Metis Box 2301, Yellowknife, NT. 500.00 Nova Court 265.00 Otto Olah 3 Willow Court, Yellowknife, NT. 200.00 Signs and Designs 4,717.00 Glenn D Tait 130 Niven Drive, Yellowknife, NT. 100.00 CJCD 1,738.40 Jack Williams 2 Lessard Drive, Yellowknife, NT. 500.00 Lake Awry Cap & Crest Ltd. 1,033.20 50.00 Nexus Group 5049 Finlayson Drive, Yellowknife, NT. 150.00 Creative Basics 17.63 Buffalo Airways LTD 1000 Buffalo Drive, Hay River, NT. 1,000.00 Gourmet Cup 562.97 Adam Dental Clinic Box 1118, Yellowknife, NT. 250.00 Nova Court 3,480.06 Frame Lake Dental 312C Old Airport Road, Yellowknife, NT. 250.00 Arctic Data Systems 48.75 Dogrib Nation Trust Box 1895, Yellowknife, NT. 500.00 Extra Foods 74.10 Great Slave Helicopters Bag 7500, Yellowknife, NT. 500.00 Outcrop 2,928.79 Warren McLeod 5 Nuttal Court, Yellowknife, NT. 1,000.00 Nwtel Cable 397.50 Corothers Home Bldg 232 Old Airport Road, Yellowknife, NT. 1,500.00 Coffee Break News 238.50 McLennan Ross 600,12220 Stoney Plain, Edmonton, AB. 100.00 Extra Foods 34.24 Shannon McLeod 5 Nuttal Court, Yellowknife, NT. 500.00 William Enge Box 2391, Yellowknife, NT. 150.00 Colleen M Proctor 3 - 496 Range Lake Road, YK. NT. 100.00 Dawn McInnes Box 2042, Yellowknife, NT. 100.00 Anonymous 99.00 Anonymous 99.00 Melody McLeod 14 Braathen Avenue, Yellowknife, NT. 1,500.00 Bob McLeod 14 Braathen Avenue, Yellowknife, NT. 1,500.00 Anonymous 70.00 Anonymous 99.00 Lake Awry Cap & Crest Ltd. YK Centre, Yellowknife, NT. 50.00 Sub Totals 13,302.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Sub Totals 4,101.14 2,135.90 10,089.11 0.00 3,828.19 0.00 4,690.08 Grand total for Part 3 of the Candidate Report - Contributions Received 13,302.00 Grand total for Part 3 of the Candidate Report - Election Expenses 24,844.42 ELECTIONS NWT 2007 CANDIDATE FINANCIAL REPORT SUMMARY OF CONTRIBUTIONS AND EXPENSES ELECTORAL DISTRICT: YELLOWKNIFE SOUTH CANDIDATE NAME: AMY HACALA CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED ELECTION EXPENSES (PAID OR RECORDED AT FAIR MARKET VALUE) Non-monetary Advertising Salaries & Office Travel Other Salaries/Al Office Newspapers Radio-TV Other Travel Other Newspapers Radio-TV Other Allowances Costs Costs Payments Contributor Address Monetary low. Costs Supplier Ken Woodley 133 Magrum Crescent, Yellowknife, NT. 200.00 World of Wireless 242.74 Marsha Walker 13 - 488 Range Lake Road, YK. NT. 250.00 Workplace Plus 265.00 55.65 Ben Walker 13 - 488 Range Lake Road, YK. NT. 250.00 Northern News Services 3,689.86 John Curran 6010 Finlayson Drive North, YK. NT. 125.00 L'Aquilon 115.54 Jugjit More-Curran 6010 Finlayson Drive North, YK. NT. 125.00 Imperial Printing 1,194.62 lle Royale Enterprises Box 2400, Yellowknife, NT. 250.00 Northern Learning 837.66 Megan Emily Holsapple 1 Ptarmigan Road, Yellowknife, NT. 100.00 Artik 956.82 James Robertson Box 11086, Yellowknife, NT. 350.00 A.G.A.S Mfg. 812.58 Stewart Holdings Box 908, Yellowknife, NT. 500.00 Northern Metallic 134.96 Delores Ablitt 820 Range Lake Court, Yellowknife, NT. 100.00 Fast Signs 2,421.68 JGP 5020 Finlayson Drive, Yellowknife, NT. 300.00 Great Slave Graphics 7,357.99 Tricia McFaull 533 Range Lake Road, Yellowknife, NT. 150.00 SSI Micro 175.94 Ronald & Nancy Kapicki Box 2563, Yellowknife, NT. 100.00 CJCD 2,854.38 Steve Meister 66 Con Road, Yellowknife, NT. 50.00 Yellowknife Co-Op 783.77 David Gilday 5204 Lunquist Road, Yellowknife, NT. 100.00 J.J Hobbies 39.10 Ken Pearman Box 2138 Stn Main, Yellowknife, NT. 100.00 Walmart 155.24 Dale Thomson Box 365, Yellowknife, NT. 100.00 Scotia Bank (Fees) 133.28 Barry Talbot 7 Tees Court, Yellowknife, NT. 200.00 Canadian North 130.90 1 Amy Hacala 12 Braathen Avenue, Yellowknife, NT. 1,500.00 Great Slave Graphics 800.00 1 Kevin Hacala 12 Braathen Avenue, Yellowknife, NT. 1,500.00 Polar Developments 3,000.00 John Simpson 5117 Forrest Drive, Yellowknife, NT. 1,500.00 Deb Simpson 5117 Forrest Drive, Yellowknife, NT. 1,500.00 Jay Koidhis 301, 5302 - 51 Street, Yellowknife, NT. 1,500.00 Oolani Simpson 301, 5302 - 51 Street, Yellowknife, NT. 1,500.00 Ali Simpson 3 Jeske Court, Yellowknife, NT. 1,500.00 Marija Babic 7 Perkins Court, Yellowknife, NT. 200.00 Energy Wall and Building Box 638, Yellowknife, NT. 200.00 Wesmac Agencies Box 1795, Yellowknife, NT. 100.00 Goga Cho Ent. LTD Box 1383, Yellowknife, NT. 100.00 902800 NWT Ltd Box 1795, Yellowknife, NT. 100.00 Blue Sky Ent. Ltd Box 1795, Yellowknife, NT. 100.00 Raven Resources Box 1383 Stn Main, Yellowknife, NT. 100.00 Denroche and Associates 5107 - 53 Street, Yellowknife, NT. 250.00 Northways Consulting 174 Dagenais Drive, Yellowknife, NT. 250.00 Yellowknife Outdoor Adventures 158 Dagenais Drive, Yellowknife, NT. 200.00 Adrian Bell Box 2923, Yellowknife, NT. 500.00 Global Storm IT Corp 5105 - 51Street, Yellowknife, NT. 100.00 1 Great Slave Graphics Box 2076, Yellowknife, NT. 800.00 1 Polar Developments 5300 - 49 Street, Yellowknife, NT. 3,000.00 Sub Totals 16,050.00 0.00 0.00 800.00 0.00 3,000.00 0.00 0.00 Sub Totals 5,000.02 2,854.38 13,717.59 0.00 3,474.33 0.00 1,111.39 Grand total for Part 3 of the Candidate Report - Contributions Received 19,850.00 Grand total for Part 3 of the Candidate Report - Election Expenses 26,157.71 NOTES: 1. These are amounts recorded as non-monetary contributions from suppliers who provided goods and services as a donation or at a discounted rate. The actual cost or fair market value is reported as a contribution and is also recorded as an expense. ELECTIONS NWT 2007 CANDIDATE FINANCIAL REPORT SUMMARY OF CONTRIBUTIONS AND EXPENSES ELECTORAL DISTRICT: YELLOWKNIFE SOUTH CANDIDATE NAME: GARETT COCHRANE CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED ELECTION EXPENSES (PAID OR RECORDED AT FAIR MARKET VALUE) Non-monetary Advertising Salaries & Office Travel Other Salaries/Al Office Newspapers Radio-TV Other Travel Other Newspapers Radio-TV Other Allowances Costs Costs Payments Contributor Address Monetary low. Costs Supplier Nortech Drilling 22 Melville Drive, Yellowknife, NT. 1,500.00 Northern Graphics 1,831.68 Stan Cochrane 174 Wilkinson Crescent, Yellowknife, NT. 500.00 Chris Dube 267.62 Anonymous 99.00 Sub Totals 2,099.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Sub Totals 0.00 0.00 1,831.68 0.00 0.00 0.00 267.62 Grand total for Part 3 of the Candidate Report - Contributions Received 2,099.00 Grand total for Part 3 of the Candidate Report - Election Expenses 2,099.30.
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