Enterprise, N.W.T., residents elect new mayor
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Enterprise, N.W.T., has elected a new mayor.
Fifty-four of 64 eligible voters in Enterprise cast ballots Tuesday to elect a new hamlet council — a voter turnout of 84 per cent.
Sandra McMaster won the mayor's seat with 29 votes to incumbent Michael St. Amour's 25 votes.
St. Amour had led the community through a devastating period last summer, when much of the hamlet burned in a wildfire. McMaster was deputy mayor at the time
Tuesday's election also saw Barbara Hart (34 votes), Malcolm MacPhail (32 votes), Michael Zak Kimble (23 votes) and Charles Sutherland (21 votes) elected as councillors.
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