WHITEHORSE – A longtime resident of Porter Creek South, Adam Gerle, is seeking the Yukon Party nomination for the riding in the 2025 territorial election. The election must be held on or before November 3.
HAINES JUNCTION – Wade Istchenko will represent the Yukon Party in the Kluane riding during the 2025 territorial election, which must be held on or before November 3. Istchenko was acclaimed as the sole Yukon Party candidate seeking to represent the riding during the 14-day nomination period, which closed on February 6.
WHITEHORSE – Yukon’s first Filipina MLA, Yvonne Clarke, announced today her bid for re-election as she seeks the Yukon Party nomination in Porter Creek Centre for the 2025 territorial election, to be held on or before November 3. First elected in 2021, Clarke has tirelessly championed her constituents’ voices in the Legislative Assembly.
“Like all Yukoners, I have been watching with concern and frustration as the Trump administration contemplates unjustified tariffs against Canada. In the face of those threats, I supported the proposed retaliatory measures proposed by Canada.
WHITEHORSE – The Yukon Party Official Opposition is concerned to see the family doctor shortage made worse by the recent closure of two more family practices. Worse, it is clear that this is the direct result of an ongoing lack of support by the territorial Liberal government for family medical practices, and failure to act on health care infrastructure needs.
WHITEHORSE – Renowned First Nations leader Doris Anderson has announced her intention to seek the Yukon Party nomination for Porter Creek North in the 2025 territorial election which must take place on, or before, November 3.
WHITEHORSE – Yukon Party Leader Currie Dixon is pleased to announce the campaign team to guide the party through the 2025 territorial election campaign.
WHITEHORSE – The Yukon Party Official Opposition remains deeply concerned about the state of the Yukon’s finances after the Liberal government issued a $70.2 million special warrant on January 23 that authorizes expenditures without the scrutiny of the Yukon Legislative Assembly. This additional spending comes only 63 days after the government and their NDP partners passed a Fall Supplementary Budget that increased net Operations & Maintenance expenditures by $129.4 million and decreased the projected surplus by $43.6 million.
WHITEHORSE – Brad Cathers, Yukon Party MLA for Lake Laberge announced on January 16 that he is seeking the Yukon Party nomination as a candidate for the Lake Laberge riding for the 2025 territorial election.
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