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Fewer Liberals to choose from, as Yukon premier appoints new cabinet - Vimarsana News

Fewer Liberals to choose from, as Yukon premier appoints new cabinet

Fewer Liberals to choose from, as Yukon premier appoints new cabinet Yukon Premier Sandy Silver's new cabinet will be sworn in on Monday afternoon, three weeks after his majority government was reduced to a minority by Yukon voters. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 03, 2021 6:00 AM CT | Last Updated: May 3 The Yukon Legislature in 2018. The next sitting will see fewer Liberal MLAs, and a more influential NDP. (Claudiane Samson/Radio-Canada)

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By the numbers: Most Yukoners voted for the status quo, but it's not what they'll get - Vimarsana News

By the numbers: Most Yukoners voted for the status quo, but it's not what they'll get

Unofficial results from Monday's election show that Yukoners in a majority of ridings were largely satisfied with what they had before the vote — and yet the next legislative assembly will be very different.

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Q&A | 'Anything could happen': Whitehorse Star editor weighs in on 2021 Yukon election - Vimarsana News

Q&A | 'Anything could happen': Whitehorse Star editor weighs in on 2021 Yukon election

Q&A | 'Anything could happen': Whitehorse Star editor weighs in on 2021 Yukon election Jim Butler, longtime editor of the Whitehorse Star, sees a lot of big promises from Yukon's political parties, but no clear front-runner as the campaign enters the final stretch. Social Sharing With less than a week before voting day, the outcome is still hard to predict, says Jim Butler CBC News · Posted: Apr 06, 2021 5:37 PM CT | Last Updated: April 6 'A few key votes in fluid ridings could decide who's going to be our next government,' said Jim Butler, editor of the Whitehorse Star newspaper.(Vince Fe...

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