Documents

This document is the September 2022 maximum off sale price list for products carried by the Yukon Liquor Corporation.

This document is the September 2022 wholesale cannabis price list for products carried by the Yukon Liquor Corporation.

This document is the September 2022 retail liquor price list for products carried by the Yukon Liquor Corporation. 

This document outlines the application summary information for Belly of the Bison's liquor licence application, item #22-17.

This document outlines the public notice information for Belly of the Bison's liquor licence application, item #22-17.

The Yukon Employment report, August 2022, was prepared by Yukon Bureau of Statistics and is governed by the Statistics Act.

The Investment in Building Construction report, July 2022, was prepared by Yukon Bureau of Statistics and is governed by the Statistics Act.

Read the Assessing Climate Change Risk and resilience in the Yukon - executive summary.

Learn about greenhouse gas emissions in the Yukon in 2020.

Learn about Government of Yukon's greenhouse gas emissions in 2020.

This report shows what we have achieved and where we many need to adjust our approach to reach our 2030 climate change goals as outlined in the Our Clean Future strategy. As well as reporting on existing actions in response to climate change, it also covers 5 new and 13 revised actions.  Learn more about Our… more

Read the Yukon's climate change risk assessment report.

The Labour Force Survey report, August 2022, was prepared by Yukon Bureau of Statistics and is governed by the Statistics Act.

This is the event details for Nihè dinch'è jì' wë̀tä̀zul Life Promotion / Suicide Prevention Week.

This document outlines the public notice information for Normandy Living's liquor licence application, item #22-16.

This document outlines the application summary information for Normandy Living's liquor licence application, item #22-16.

On September 6, 2022 the High Water Advisory for Southern Lakes ended.

This What We Heard report summarizes the feedback we received during the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation engagement.

Charitable organizations can carry over proceeds for  up to 1 year from the expiry date of their lottery licence. After this time, they must use this form to apply to carry over any unspent proceeds.  Learn more about charitable gaming licensing.

Organizations holding lottery licences must complete and submit this interim financial report form every 6 months until all of the lottery's proceeds are spent.  Learn more about charitable gaming.

The Building Permits report, July 2022, was prepared by Yukon Bureau of Statistics and is governed by the Statistics Act.

This document outlines the application summary information for Red House's liquor licence application, item #22-15.