Municipal elections in Yukon were held on October 17, 2024. Voters in the Canadian territory of Yukon elected mayors, councillors, and all other elected officials in all of the territory's municipalities. Municipal elections in Yukon are non-partisan.
Background The previous elections were held in October 2021. Special and advanced polls opened October 10 and closed on election day. School board elections were held in November 2025.
Elections The following communities elected their mayors and city councils:
Whitehorse - City councillor Kirk Cameron elected as mayor Watson Lake - Town councillor Lauren Hanchar elected mayor Dawson City - Stephen Johnson defeated incumbent mayor Bill Kendrick Carmacks - Town councillor Justin Lachance elected as mayor Faro - Incumbent mayor Jack Bowers was re-elected Mayo - Incumbent mayor Trevor Ellis re-elected by acclamation Teslin - Incumbent mayor Gord Curran re-elected by acclamation Haines Junction - Michael Riseborough elected as mayor
Whitehorse Incumbent mayor Laura Cabott announced in May 2024 that she would not run for re-election.
A slate known as "Together Whitehorse" was formed, with priorities including community safety, fiscal responsibility and collaboration with territorial and First Nations governments. Tattoo artist Dan Bushnell was their mayor candidate.
Other candidates for mayor included city councillor Kirk Cameron, janitor Dino Rudniski, businessman (and father of city councillor Melissa Murray) Stephen Kwok, and homelessness advocate Jack Bogaard.
Mayoral Candidate Vote % Kirk Cameron 3,116 52.20 Dan Bushnell 2,206 36.96 Stephen Kwok 381 6.38 Jack Bogaard 195 3.27 Dino Rudniski 71 1.19
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