Whitehorse Daily Star: No apology heard from couple

That’s the word from the White River First Nation (WRFN).
Janet Vander Meer, the WRFN’s COVID-19 Inter-Agency Team Volunteer Lead, said she spoke with a lawyer representing Rodney and Ekaterina Baker over the weekend.
Vander Meer said she received a call from Whitehorse lawyer Jennie Cunningham, who said she is representing the couple.
The lawyer did not respond to the Star’s requests for comment this morning.
“It was a very brief conversation,” Vander Meer said. “She told me the Bakers had both been tested on Jan. 29, with the results being obtained on Jan. 30.
“It was a relief to hear the results,” she said – while noting the tests were carried out a week after the couple visited the tiny community.

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