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Inuvik nomination period extended after not enough people put names in

A five day extension has been made for the nomination period for the upcoming municipal elections after not enough people put their names forward for council and the district education authority.
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Nomination for town council and the district education authority have been extended for a week. If you think you have what it takes, you need to have your nomination forms in by Sept. 27 at 3 p.m. Eric Bowling/NNSL photo

A five day extension has been made for the nomination period for the upcoming municipal elections after not enough people put their names forward for council and the district education authority.

A minimum of eight councillors are needed for council. The town did not say how many people have put their name forward.

The extension at this time does not include the mayor’s position. Chief Returning Officer Chidinma Amobi said the town was still verifying some information and would be posting an update shortly.

Nominations will now extend until Sept. 27 at 3 p.m.

Mayoral candidate Clarence Wood confirmed to the Inuvik Drum he has not been acclaimed as a second candidate for mayor was under investigation.



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