Brown is seeking the candidacy because she is confident in her ability to learn how she can use her unique experiences and strengths to positively contribute to Yukon laws and voice the needs and concerns of the community as a member of the Yukon Government.
Amanda Brown announced today that she has put her name forward to be the Yukon Liberal candidate for the Watson Lake riding in the 2021 Territorial election. Brown will seek the MLA position at the February 18th nomination meeting.
Brown respects and acknowledges the Traditional Territory of the Kaska Nation - She was born and raised in the Town of Watson Lake, Yukon Territory. As an elected Councillor she is proud to serve her community members as part of the Government of Liard First Nation. She has provided support and knowledge to the community in her roles as a health director, First Nation Community Support Worker, and Councillor. In her community roles she is a strong health advocate, who is dedicated and passionate about health care equality and accessibility for everyone.
Brown is seeking the candidacy because she is confident in her ability to learn how she can use her unique experiences and strengths to positively contribute to Yukon laws and voice the needs and concerns of the community as a member of the Yukon Government. She will use her position in government to advocate for a holistic approach in the programs and services delivered to community.
As a Councillor, Brown has seen firsthand the success that can come when governments of all levels work together for the people they represent. Most recently, she has seen how well the First Nation Government, Municipal and Territorial governments have come together to proactively manage the Covid-19 pandemic response.
Through her work as a First Nation Community Support Worker, Brown has met with, and supported, many community members in navigating the health system. Moreover, through her various experiences she has gained a deep understanding of what services and programs are needed in the community, for everyone who calls the Town of Watson Lake home.
“Amanda’s dedication to the community is truly remarkable. Her experience in government and in the health care industry will be an asset to the people of Watson Lake. She has a strong desire to connect the community, which very much aligns with our Liberal party’s overall value of collaboration.” - Yukon Liberal Party Leader Sandy Silver
“Our community is strong and when we come together, we can achieve great things. I would be honored to represent the people of Watson Lake in the Yukon Government and would do all that I can to bring a voice to the people of this community. Jānī gūtsʼį̄h gūtīe dēhdél! (Go forward in a good way!)” - Amanda Brown

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