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Ed. note: on this and the next two pages, reporter Tim Giilck analyzes the efforts of the leaders of the three parties contesting Monday’s territorial election. See pages 18 to 22 for a variety of letters and columns on the campaigns. Sandy Silver says his mission to serve the Yukon isn’t finished yet. Silver, the leader of the Yukon Liberal Party and incumbent premier, took part in a wide-ranging interview with the Star on Tuesday afternoon. The conversation covered the gamut from why he thinks he and his party should be re-elected to discussing what motivates him. “I’m a community ...

Posted: Apr 09, 2021 8:00 AM CT | Last Updated: April 9 Election signs in Whitehorse's Mountainview riding. The riding is one of several that were won by just a handful of votes in 2016.(Paul Tukker/CBC) comments Monday's Yukon election is bound to be interesting, if only because the outcome is still too difficult to predict — there's been no clear front-runner through the campaign, nor has there been any central issue dominating debate and stirring passions. In short, anything could happen — from Sandy Silver's Liberals winning re-election for the first time in that party's history, t...

Campaign trail notes: What Yukon's political parties had to say on April 8 With election day just around the corner, the leaders for the Yukon Liberals, Yukon Party and Yukon NDP made their final pitches to voters at separate news conferences on Thursday. Social Sharing Yukon Liberals, Yukon Party and Yukon NDP leaders made their final pitches to voters before election day CBC News · Posted: Apr 09, 2021 7:00 AM CT | Last Updated: April 9 Yukon Party Leader Currie Dixon, left, Yukon NDP Leader Kate White, and Yukon Liberals Leader Sandy Silver, right, in the CBC Yukon studio for a live ele...

"Creating that plan is a top priority of our government," he said. Leader Sandy Silver and Staci McIntosh, Liberal candidate for Porter Creek North, released the Liberal Party platform March 30 at the party's headquarters in downtown Whitehorse.(Julien Gignac/CBC) White said the NDP plans to focus on communicating with communities to make sure people understand what's expected of them. "Yukoners have been experts in keeping each other safe," she said, adding that engaging communities to make sure they feel supported and respected will be her party's priority. Silver touted his party's efforts...

The Globe and Mail Whitehorse, Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file ... This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer JASON FRANSON/The Canadian Press Yukon residents will go to the polls on April 12 after Premier Sandy Silver called an election Friday, but the decision to do so during the pandemic is being criticized by opposition parties. Silver has been the premier of Yukon since 2016 when his Liberal party formed government wi...