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Voters in Yellowknife will be selecting a new mayor and council Monday, as well as trustees for school boards.
On Monday night, CBC North will be running a live page where you can follow the results, news and analysis. Reporters will be in the field talking to candidates throughout the night.
There are 21 candidates running for city council, of which the top eight will be elected, and two running for mayor.
There are five voting stations open Monday from 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. These include École Įtłʼǫ̀, Range Lake North School, the Tree of Peace Friendship Centre, Weledeh Catholic School and the Multiplex.
People can vote at any of the stations.
The city is offering free transit to voting stations Monday and extending transit hours for the election.
You can read more about the candidates running for Yellowknife District 1 and the Yellowknife Catholic Schools.
You can also learn more about the school trustees’ role here.
Downtown revitalization, housing and navigating the economy especially with potential forthcoming military investment have been big topics this time around.
