UPDATE: The City of Yellowknife says to come forward if you want Uber

Update: Residents with questions about starting a new rideshare business are encouraged to e-mail questions to ecd@yellowknife.ca.

The City of Yellowknife is asking for input from residents about their interest in introducing ride-share programs like Uber. If you support the idea of ride-share services in Yellowknife, the city would like to hear from you before 7 p.m. on August 26th. You can share your support by sending an email to council@yellowknife.ca

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