Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Whitehorse.
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Oct 13, 2026
The City of Whitehorse seeks qualified proponents to perform a life cycle cost analysis for up to eight City buildings. The solicitation includes supporting drawings and facility appendices. Proponents must submit a technical proposal and a separate price submission, both in PDF format.
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Population
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28,201
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Startup Friendliness
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Whitehorse
The Council meeting involved a public hearing regarding a proposed Official Community Plan (OCP) amendment concerning mineral exploration. Numerous community members and stakeholders provided testimony both in support of and in opposition to the amendment, raising concerns about potential impacts on water, greenspace, public engagement, and existing regulations, as well as arguments regarding economic benefits and the need for resource development. Additionally, the Council addressed a proclamation for Prostate Cancer Awareness Month and postponed Standing Committee reports to a future meeting.
The council meeting addressed several municipal matters, including the Joint Use Agreement with local educational boards, which proceeded through its first and second readings. Discussions were held regarding amendments to the Business License Bylaw concerning short-term rentals, with a referral back to administration for further compliance review. A request for a light-activated crosswalk on Range Road was noted as being under design review. The council also approved travel expenses for the mayor, addressed amendments to the Fees and Charges Bylaw, and initiated a review of the Subdivision Control Bylaw to potentially permit two-unit condominium subdivisions, supported by presentations from the Yukon Contractors' Association and Habitat for Humanity.
Public-sector contacts connected to Whitehorse.
The council addressed several agenda items, including delegate submissions regarding short-term rental regulations, wildfire risks affecting land insurability, and the Highland Estates Master Plan. Committee reports included updates on crosswalk painting schedules, 2nd quarter budget variance reporting, and upcoming procurement projects. Council authorized capital expenditure program reductions and procurement for lift bypass and pump projects. Key policy and administrative actions included adopting an updated Housing Development Incentives Policy, the appointment of a new City Manager, and approval of a Memorandum of Understanding for a Tri-Council Assembly. Additionally, the council gave first and second readings to bylaws amending business licensing and fees regarding short-term rental regulations.
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