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| Cunning was a member of the 2001 electoral commission and contributed to a 2002 report. In December 2023, she was chosen by the Yukon Liberal Party as their member on the electoral district boundaries commission. The commission’s chair was Chief Justice Suzanne Duncan of the Supreme Court of Yukon. The Yukon Party’s representative was Warren Holland and the NDP chose Elizabeth Hanson. Chief electoral officer Maxwell Harvey held the fifth spot on the commission.((Dana Hatherly, “Here’s who makes up Yukon’s electoral district boundaries commission.” //Yukon News// (Whitehorse), | Cunning was a member of the 2001 electoral commission and contributed to a 2002 report. In December 2023, she was chosen by the Yukon Liberal Party as their member on the electoral district boundaries commission. The commission’s chair was Chief Justice Suzanne Duncan of the Supreme Court of Yukon. The Yukon Party’s representative was Warren Holland and the NDP chose Elizabeth Hanson. Chief electoral officer Maxwell Harvey held the fifth spot on the commission.((Dana Hatherly, “Here’s who makes up Yukon’s electoral district boundaries commission.” //Yukon News// (Whitehorse), | ||
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| + | Patricia Cunning was awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal in 2025 in recognition of her exceptional leadership and dedication as Executive Director of the MacBride Museum. She has played a key role in preserving and promoting the Yukon’s history, fostering community engagement and enriching the cultural landscape of the territory.((“Yukoner receive King Charles III Coronation Medals.” Yukon Government, news release #25-165. 2025 website: Yukoners receive King Charles III Coronation Medals | Yukon.ca)) | ||
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