COVID-19 rules in Yukon

People who are not vaccinated against COVID-19 have to self-isolate for 14 days when they arrive in Yukon. Fully vaccinated people do not have to self-isolate. Every person must wear a mask in all indoor public places.

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Guideline changes May 25, 2021
Current COVID-19 situation
Self-isolation: COVID-19
Case and vaccine counts: COVID-19
COVID-19 vaccine
Find the COVID Testing and Assessment Centre
In the workplace: COVID-19 guidelines
Closures, cancellations, facility access and services
Contact list for COVID-19

Latest updates: COVID-19

Current COVID-19 situation
Potential COVID-19 exposure notices
Updates on COVID-19 pandemic
Watch COVID-19 video updates
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COVID-19 vaccine

Book your vaccine appointment
Moderna COVID-19 vaccine after-care information
Moderna and Pfizer vaccine information
Yukon's COVID-19 Vaccine Strategy
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Lifting COVID-19 restrictions

Guideline changes May 25, 2021
A Path Forward: Next Steps
Next Steps as of May 25, 2021 – infographic
Next Steps – document

Your health: COVID-19

Self-isolation: COVID-19
Assess yourself for Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Find the COVID Testing and Assessment Centre
Find out what your COVID-19 test results mean
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Guidelines for living and working during COVID-19

Guideline changes May 25, 2021
Gathering guidelines
Restaurant and bar guidelines
Social bubbles
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Borders and travel: COVID-19

Travelling to Yukon if you're fully vaccinated
Self-isolation
Entering Canada
Report someone breaking a CEMA Order
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Critical and essential services: COVID-19

What are critical services?
What are essential services?
Delivery of critical services guidelines
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Economic and social supports: COVID-19

COVID-19 Recovery Research Program
14-day unpaid leave during COVID-19
COVID-19 safety support fund: child care centres
Yukon Business Relief Program
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Education and school supports: COVID-19

Can your child go to school if they're sick?
School operations in the 2020‒21 school year: COVID-19
Health and safety in schools: COVID-19
Riding the school bus: COVID-19
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Health professionals: COVID-19

COVID-19 information for health professionals
Emergency and urgent dental care guidelines
Optometrists: PPE guidelines
Pharmacies: PPE guidelines
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Legislation

Report an infraction of a Civil Emergency Measure Act (CEMA) order
Legislation changes: COVID-19
Orders and directions: COVID-19
Civil Emergency Measures Act ministerial authorizations
Deputy Minister directions: COVID-19

Posters and handouts

Mask required poster
Safe 6: take the 6 steps to staying safe
Hand washing sign
Download Government of Canada resources
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