The GNWT has extended several Covid-19 economic relief measures that amount to $5.751 million in support for NWT residents and businesses.

Funding initiatives to support licensed child care programs, which were due to expire on June 30, 2020 have been extended until Sept. 30, 2020.

They include the GNWT's coverage of 75 per cent of eligible fixed costs for child care operators and funding for enhanced cleaning of child care spaces.

That extension amounts to $557,000.

Waivers have also been extended until Sept. 30 for Deh Cho Bridge tolls and truck permits; and until Dec. 31 for NWT airport landing fees and leases, and licences and concession fees at all NWT airports.

It is estimated that the extensions will save NWT residents and businesses about $5.2 million.

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Until June 30, the territorial government's total support measures came to $36.893 million, along with $11.644 million in support for the NWT aviation industry.

The suspension of all collection activities have also been extended until Dec. 31, 2022.