Digital information and services

A massive amount of work over the past 3 years has seen every government department move all of their content to Yukon.ca. Stand-alone department websites have now been turned off.

We’ve had a lot on the go since our last project update in May. This is what we’ve been working on, organized into websites, citizen engagement, open data and online services.

We’ve launched a service to give Yukoners another way to report poachers and polluters.

The Better to Know website is a resource for people with questions about sexual health and relationships.

As we head into summer, we’ve just launched improvements to how we present Yukon fire danger ratings.

Spring is here and it’s time to take stock of our digital projects. This is our update from our last post in January.

Hansard is the transcript of what is said in the Yukon Legislative Assembly. 

As March 2020 hit, the government issued COVID-19 information with increasing frequency. We looked for ways to better support citizens and health care workers. We determined a COVID-19 self-assessment tool would be helpful.

The Government of Yukon’s eServices for Citizens Unit leads the government's digital transformation in public service delivery. We build, maintain and support digital platforms, standards, design systems and more.

We’re looking for participants to help us test new and existing government services and websites.