October 2016 RO CONTACT INFORMATION

October 2016 RO CONTACT INFORMATION ELECTORAL DISTRICT RETURNING OFFICER E-MAIL RO PHONE NUMBER RO OFFICE ADDRESS COPPERBELT NORTH Christine Nemeth [email protected] 633-4312 Airport Chalet, Room 56, 91634 Alaska Highway, Whitehorse COPPERBELT NORD COPPERBELT SOUTH Laura Peterson [email protected] 667-4886 Mountain Ridge Motel, Unit 1, 91297 Alaska Highway, Whitehorse COPPERBELT SUD KLONDIKE Charles Brunner [email protected] 993-5896 978 Second Avenue, Dawson City, (in CIBC office building) KLONDIKE Diane Strand [email protected] 634-2425 178 Lucania Street, Haines Junction, (next to Canada Post Office) KLUANE KLUANE Patty Benjamintz, Assistant RO Beaver Creek [email protected] 862-7329 Residence of Patty Benjamintz, Blue Customs House 11, Beaver Creek LAKE LABERGE Trish MacPherson [email protected] 633-4574 Hootalinqua Community Centre - Fire Hall, Km 6.5 North Klondike Highway LAC LABERGE Joan Hyrve [email protected] 996-2122 North Star Motel, Room 8, 212 4th Avenue, Mayo MAYO-TATCHUN MAYO-TATCHUN Bonnie Cooper, Assistant RO Carmacks [email protected] 863-6337 Residence of Bonnie Cooper, 10 Tswanjik Road, Carmacks Janet Constable Rushant [email protected] 821-2975 Residence of Linda Pringle, Block 3, Lots 1-3 Bennett Avenue, Carcross MOUNT LORNE-SOUTHERN LAKES MOUNT LORNE-LACS DU SUD Lori Eastmure, Assistant RO Carcross cut-off [email protected] 393-4703 Carcross Cut-Off Corner Mile 904.5 Alaska Highway (corner lot, next to the post office boxes) MOUNTAINVIEW Stephanie Mostyn [email protected] 633-5715 Airport Chalet, Room 53, 91634 Alaska Highway, Whitehorse MOUNTAINVIEW Brenda Oziewicz [email protected] 390-2155 Nisutlin Trading Post, Room 22, Alaska Highway, Teslin PELLY-NISUTLIN Lisa Snyder, Assistant RO Faro [email protected] 994-2511 Residence of Lisa Snyder, 610 Yates Crescent, Faro PELLY-NISUTLIN Rukshana Imran-Mangal, Assistant RO Ross River [email protected] 969-2531 Residence of Rukshana Imran-Mangal, 45 Kaska Road, Ross River PORTER CREEK CENTRE Joanne Green [email protected] 393-2881 Church of the Northern Apostles, 45 Boxwood Crescent, Lower Level, Whitehorse PORTER CREEK CENTRE PORTER CREEK NORTH Kathy O'Donovan [email protected] 393-2907 Church of the Northern Apostles, 45 Boxwood Crescent, Lower Level, Whitehorse PORTER CREEK NORD PORTER CREEK SOUTH Georgeana (Geana) Hadley [email protected] 393-2876 Church of the Northern Apostles, 45 Boxwood Crescent, Lower Level, Whitehorse PORTER CREEK SUD RIVERDALE NORTH Sally Stitt [email protected] 393-2347 Lattin's Place, 2157 Second Avenue, Unit E, Whitehorse RIVERDALE NORD RIVERDALE SOUTH Anne Murray [email protected] 668-5752 Rendezvous Plaza, 38 Lewes Blvd., Main Floor, Whitehorse RIVERDALE SUD TAKHINI-KOPPER KING Maureen Wallingham [email protected] 393-4786 Airport Chalet, Room 55, 91634 Alaska Highway, Whitehorse TAKHINI-KOPPER KING VUNTUT GWITCHIN Renée Charlie [email protected] 966-3041 Residence of Renée Charlie, House 900, Old Crow VUNTUT GWITCHIN WATSON LAKE Kayla McMillan [email protected] 536-2078 Yukon College, Office 2, 210 Robert Campbell Highway, Watson Lake WATSON LAKE WHITEHORSE CENTRE WHITEHORSE CENTRE Sue Gleason [email protected] 456-4317 Lattin's Place, 2157 Second Avenue, Unit C, Whitehorse WHITEHORSE WEST Wendy Solonick [email protected] 667-4124 Airport Chalet, Room 54, 91634 Alaska Highway, Whitehorse WHITEHORSE OUEST .

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