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Yukon Permanent Art Collection welcomes 14 new works
May 1, 2024
Yukon Permanent Art Collection welcomes 14 new works.
Statement from Minister Streicker on tourism in the Yukon
April 16, 2024
Minister of Tourism and Culture John Streicker has issued a statement on tourism in the Yukon.
New tourism banners by Yukon artists unveiled for National Tourism Week
April 16, 2024
Six new tourism banners by Yukon artists unveiled as part of National Tourism Week
Statement from Minister Streicker on National Tourism Week
April 15, 2024
National Tourism Week is April 15 to 19, 2024.
Statement from Minister Streicker on Gindèhchik / Rampart House and Zheh Gwatsàl / LaPierre House
April 2, 2024
Minister Streicker has issued a statement on Gindèhchik / Rampart House and Zheh Gwatsàl / LaPierre House.
New Spark Tourism Micro-grant supports the development of new and emerging tourism opportunities
February 28, 2024
New Spark Tourism micro-grant program, subject to legislative approval, will make individual grants of up to $5,000 available to tourism entrepreneurs.
Update on flooding at Ch'ëdähdëk Forty Mile Historic Site: Damage assessed and Request for Proposals issued for long-term conservation plan
February 22, 2024
Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in and the Government of Yukon provide an update on last spring’s flooding at Ch'ëdähdëk Forty Mile Historic Site.
Statement from Minister Streicker on recipients of the 2023 Yukon Heritage Awards
February 20, 2024
Minister of Tourism and Culture John Streicker has issued the following statement on the Yukon Heritage Award winners.
The Yukon is a little bit metal
February 19, 2024
Headbangers rejoice in highlighting all the ways the Yukon is ‘a little bit metal’ in a new marketing video encouraging winter tourism in the Yukon.
Statement from Minister of Tourism and Culture John Streicker in honour of Yukon Rendezvous Days
February 9, 2024
The Government of Yukon recognizes Yukon Rendezvous Days, celebrated each year in February.