1 week Ago By Talar Stockton
Election day has arrived in Whitehorse. On Thursday, Oct. 17, Whitehorse residents will cast their ballots for the next mayor and city council.
Whitehorse residents can vote from 8 a.m. to 8 p.
m. the Canada Games Centre, the Sternwheeler Hotel, St. Francis of Assisi Secondary School, Porter Creek Secondary School and at École Émilie-Tremblay.
Those voting via special ballot must drop off their ballots at City Hall by 2 p.m. There will also be mobile polls throughout the day for staff, patients and residents at Copper Ridge Place, Whistle Bend Place, Thomson Centre and Whitehorse General Hospital.
The has spent the past month speaking with each candidate running for Whitehorse council. Here's a list of mayoral candidates we spoke to: Kirk Cameron : Dino Rudniski Dan Bushnell Stephen Kwok Jack Bogaard Here's a list of the council candidates we spoke to: Ken Schick Tony Lundgaard Gary Smith Daniel Schneider Andrew Robulack Sarah Newton Anne Middler Jenny Hamilton Nesty Paron Norma Felker Jay Wilneff Michelle Stimson Marta Rogers Paolo Gallina Eileen Melnychuk Jean-Sébastien Blais Dan Boyd Lenore Morris We also asked candidates where they stood on the development of a new school in Takhini, and about mining within city limits: We were there for the all-candidates forum, held by the Whitehorse Chamber of Commerce: The Yukon News will be providing live coverage of election results as they come in across the territory on the evening of Oct. 17.
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