Digital information and services

We are continuing to add improvements to Yukon.ca. One of our most requested new features is for campaign websites. Departments are looking for a way to build, run and manage this type of content.

All public-facing online services must go through eServices and the Executive Council Office (ECO). This is under the authority of the government’s “Governance of Digital Services” policy (GAM 1.20).

It has been a few months since we launched our beta website, Yukon.ca. During this time we've been adding new pages to the site and preparing to migrate more content from gov.yk.ca to the new website.

This is a list of what we’ve been working over the past few months what we plan to do next.

The Government of Yukon has operated a website at gov.yk.ca since April 10, 1997. Now, just over 20 years later we’re rolling out a new and improved edition at Yukon.ca.

It has been over 10 years since the government has built a new website. Today we have launched Yukon.ca. This website is quite a bit different than gov.yk.ca. 

During the week of January 15 to 19, 2018 we met individually with 10 people outside of government to review a private beta version of the new Yukon.ca website.

Our new government website, Yukon.ca, will be organized by the information users look for most on our website. We ran our first-ever Government of Yukon top tasks website study in spring 2015.

The last time the Government of Yukon significantly updated its website was 2007, or about a decade ago.

This post outlines some of our strategic thinking and planning with regard to measuring Yukon.ca website performance.