Whitehorse mayoral candidates meet for CBC forum
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With just three days before voting day, Whitehorse's mayoral candidates are set to participate in a forum on Monday evening hosted by CBC Yukon.
The 85-minute exchange will be streamed live here and on CBC Yukon's Facebook page, starting at 7:05 p.m. local time.
All three mayoral candidates — Patti Balsillie, Laura Cabott and Samson Hartland — have agreed to take part. They'll meet in the CBC Yukon studio in Whitehorse.
CBC reporter Chris Windeyer will host the forum, which will include questions submitted by voters.
The winner in Thursday's election will be the city's first new mayor in nearly a decade. Mayor Dan Curtis decided not to run this year, after three terms in office.
Cabott and Hartland have both sat on city council while Balsillie is new to city politics.
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