Yukon Premier Mike Pemberton says he will call a territorial election on Friday, setting the vote for the last possible day allowed under the territory’s fixed election legislation. He told supporters in Carcross, Yukon, the election will be held Nov. 3. “We’re kicking things off in Carcross with heart, humility and hope,” he said on Thursday. Pemberton told the crowd that housing is his party’s top priority, while they will also focus on health care, affordability, the economy and First Nations’ partnerships. “We’re heading into this election at a time when things can feel heavy. People are feeling frustrated, they’re divided and they’re tired. But I say don’t lose hope. Our democracy is strong, our territory is strong, and together, we can be stronger still,” he said. The Liberals have…
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