A man who was shot in a Porter Creek mobile home on Friday night has been medivaced to Edmonton after suffering non-life-threatening injuries.

Whitehorse RCMP received a number of calls from people who had heard gun shots being fired at around 11 p.m. Friday in the Baronov trailer park.

Police arrived at the scene to find that Kim Hai Au, the previous owner of the Family Value Bakery in the nearby Porter Creek Centre mall, had been shot with a 30-06 calibre rifle.

The man, in his mid-30s, suffered a wound to the buttocks area.

Also shot at was Daniel Horton, who escaped with no injuries.

Witnesses say they saw a truck pull away from the scene.

After a high-speed chase down the Alaska Highway, police were able to force the suspect up onto the median near Hamilton Boulevard.

Stephen Michael Horton, the 44-year-old brother of Daniel, was arrested. He has been charged with two counts of attempt to commit murder.

The accused remains in custody and will make his next court appearance on Wednesday.

Police say the men know each other.

Sgt. John Sutherland said there is nothing to indicate the matter is drug-related.