Photo by Vince Fedoroff
THREE-PEAT IS THE WORD – Re-elected Mayor Dan Curtis (left) and challenger Rick Karp watch election results flow in Thursday evening at city hall.
October 21, 2018
Photo by Vince Fedoroff
UNITED IN SONG – Alice Jessica Joy MacKenzie Rogan and her mother, Telek Rogan, perform at the Café des Voix on Tuesday evening at Baked Café. The next Café des Voix will take place Oct. 30.
Photo by Vince Fedoroff
OPENING THE DOOR TO A NEW REALITY – Steve Cummings, the director of operations for the Yukon Liquor Corp., opens the door of Canabis Yukon late this morning to sell recreational cannabis. Colin Ruttle was the first in the line of about 40 people who were waiting for the big moment.
Photo by John Tonin
UP AND OVER – Emma Boyd of the F.H. Collins Warriors skies up to attack the ball out of the middle. Boyd’s Warriors defeated the Vanier Crusaders 3-0 last Friday.
Photo by Vince Fedoroff
A SWEET TIME OF YEAR – Whitehorse Girl Guides began their Girl Guide cookies sale Sunday. This group is seen at the Canadian Tire store.
Photo by Vince Fedoroff
MONUMENT HONOURS FORMER STUDENTS – Ken Anderson’s monument to honour and remember former Whitehorse Indian Mission School students was unveiled Thursday afternoon by the Healing Totem on the waterfront. Also released was a second edition of ‘Finding Our Faces and History through Photographs and Stories’, a book of photos and stories from the school.
Voters opt for familiarity in the mayoralty
Voters in Whitehorse have handed Mayor Dan Curtis a third consecutive term.
Voters give council a moderate overhaul
Change wasn’t in the air for mayor last night – but it certainly was for the six seats that surround him. There will be three new ones.
Council seat winners, pursuers reflect on results
The Whitehorse municipal election wrapped up last night with Mayor Dan Curtis once again being elected as mayor with 2,933 votes.
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