Mayor and Council
Left to right: Councillors Lenore Morris, Jenny Hamilton, Dan Boyd, Mayor Kirk Cameron, Councillors Paolo Gallina, Eileen Melnychuk and Anne Middler.
Whitehorse City Council is comprised of one mayor and six councillors elected at large to a four-year term.
The 2024-2028 Whitehorse City Council was elected on October 17, 2024.
Click here to view City Council’s Strategic Priorities for 2025-2028.
In February 2026, Mayor Cameron signed a Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Yellowknife, the City of Whitehorse, and the City of Iqaluit.
How to contact Mayor and Council
Before contacting City Council, please consider the issue you are raising.
Have you noticed issues like road maintenance, or a missed Curbside Collection pick up? Please submit your concern through our online reporting form. These go directly to department staff and are the quickest way to address most issues.
If an offence is observed, please contact Bylaw Services at 668-8317 or email [email protected]. A Bylaw Services Constable will contact you directly.
If your email is about a territorial matter, please visit yukon.ca.
If you are writing concerning a federal matter, please contact your local Member of Parliament, Brendan Hanley, at brendanhanley.libparl.ca
To reach the Mayor or Council members directly, send questions or comments to:
Mayor Kirk Cameron
[email protected]
867-668-8626
Councillor Dan Boyd
[email protected]
Councillor Lenore Morris
[email protected]
Councillor Paolo Gallina
[email protected]
Councillor Anne Middler
[email protected]
Councillor Jenny Hamilton
[email protected]
Councillor Eileen Melnychuk
[email protected]
For matters related to City Council decisions, you can email:
Inquiries to this email are received by all members of Council.
Your email will be handled in one of the following ways
- Any email that is anonymous, received as a cc / bcc, or received as a forward will be handled as ‘for information only’. You will not receive a response, but we appreciate the information.
- If you are interested in submitting information for a Public Hearing or Public Input Session, please visit whitehorse.ca/amendments to view current public input opportunities. You can also find the City’s public engagement projects at engagewhitehorse.ca.
- If you are sending your comments in regards to an upcoming Council decision, your input is appreciated. Your email will be read and considered, but you will not receive a response.
- For any questions, City staff or the Mayor will aim to respond within two weeks.