Yukon Legislative Assembly

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The Yukon Legislative Assembly is the legislative assembly for Yukon Territory, Canada. It is located in Whitehorse.

Contents

1 Members
2 Party standings
3 References
4 See also

Members

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	Member	Party
Arthur Mitchell	Liberal (leader of the opposition)	Copperbelt
Steve Cardiff	New Democratic Party	Mount Lorne
Brad Cathers	Yukon Party	Lake Laberge
Pat Duncan	Liberal	Porter Creek South
John Edzerza	Yukon Party	McIntyre-Takhini
Eric Fairclough	Liberal	Mayo-Tatchun
Dennis Fentie (premier)	Yukon Party	Watson Lake
Todd Hardy	New Democratic Party	Whitehorse Centre
Glenn Hart	Yukon Party	Riverdale South
Dean Hassard	Yukon Party	Pelly-Nisutlin
Peter Jenkins	Independent	Klondike
Jim Kenyon	Yukon Party	Porter Creek North
Archie Lang	Yukon Party	Porter Creek Centre
Gary McRobb	Liberal	Kluane
Lorraine Peter	New Democratic Party	Vuntut Gwitchin
Patrick Rouble	Yukon Party	Southern Lakes
Ted Staffen (speaker)	Yukon Party	Riverdale North
Elaine Taylor	Yukon Party	Whitehorse West

Party standings

Information in this section is current as of 1 May, 2006, reflecting the following changes since the 2002 election:

Haakon Arntzen leaving the Yukon Party to sit as an independent,
election of Arthur Mitchell to replace Arntzen, who resigned in September 2005,
decision by Peter Jenkins to resign from the Yukon Party on 28 November,
expulsion of Gary McRobb and Eric Fairclough from the NDP caucus on 28 February/1 March.
McRobb joins Liberal Party on Mar 16/06
Fairclough joins LIberal Party on May 1/06; Liberal party becomes official opposition while NDP recedes to third party status

****	McRobb	Fairclough	Jenkins	*	Peter
****	Duncan	MITCHELL	*	HARDY	Cardiff
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****	Taylor	FENTIE	Lang	Kenyon	Edzerza
Staffen	Cathers	Hart	Rouble	Hassard

Seating Plan

Party Rural
Whitehorse
Total

Yukon Party 4 6 10
Liberal Party 2 2 4
New Democratic Party 2 1 3
Independent 1 0 1
vacant — 0 0
Total 9 9 18
Government majority 2

Party	Rural	Whitehorse	Total
	Yukon Party	4	6	10
	Liberal Party	2	2	4
	New Democratic Party	2	1	3
	Independent	1	0	1
	vacant	—	0	0
Total	9	9	18
Government majority	2

References

[The list from the official website]

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Yukon Legislative Assembly

Members

Party standings

References

See also