The maximum concentrations of pollutants acceptable in ambient air throughout Yukon. Activities that require an air emissions permit are subject to these standards.
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Working together, we have to figure out how we can better allocate our existing resources (people and money), improve services, make things more efficient and find creative solutions to meet our needs today and tomorrow. To do that, the Independent Expert Panel needs to hear from Yukoners about their experiences using… more
This report outlines what we heard during our public engagement and what issues matter most to you. Notes from our meetings with First Nations, municipalities, stakeholders, and members of the public have all been incorporated. In just 60 days, we heard from more than 2,800 respondents. This feedback has proved to… more
Find the result from the water testing at Khàtìnas.àxh Community School.
Find the result from the water testing at Golden Horn Elementary School.
Find the result from the water testing at Robert Service School.
Find the result from the water testing at Vanier Catholic Secondary School.
Apply for the Cultural Industries Training Fund (CITF) with this form. Guidelines are included. This fund supports the training needs of Yukon's cultural and creative industries.
The People Plan guides how we design and operate our workplaces across the Yukon government.
Read the final conservation plan for grizzly bears in Yukon.
The report on the 2018 implementation activities for the North Yukon Regional Land Use Plan. The Government of Yukon and the Vuntut Gwitchin Government work together to implement the recommendations made in the plan.
Supplemental information that helped development of the final grizzly bear conservation plan for Yukon.
This document includes some of the key pieces of feedback we heard in our Yukon University public engagement and how they are addressed in the legislation.
In May and June 2019 we ran a survey to help us prioritize what was heard during and after the engagement, and capture any comments that may have been missed. The survey was based on the seven-page What We Heard report, which reflects the comments and submissions of the participants in the LGBTQ2S+ public engagement.
This is a Letter of Report from October 2019 presented to the Deputy Minister of Justice from the Chair of the Implementation Working Group for the Whitehorse Correctional Centre Inspection Report.
Use this form to apply for a Scientists and Explorers Licence (S&E). Under the Scientists and Explorers Act, anyone entering Yukon for research purposes must get a licence.
This document outlines the Yukon Cannabis Licensing Board decision on October 7, 2019, for Lightbox's cannabis licence application.
The Department of Education collects and reports school enrolments at the end of each month of the school year.
Preventing cavities starts with parents. Lifting the lip of your child allows you to see tooth decay early and get help from a dental health provider for prevention and treatment.
Requirements for siting, construction, operation and closure of commercial dumps to ensure that the risk to the environment and human health is minimized.
The Review of Health and Social Services agreements with Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs). The early phase of the Comprehensive Review included a preliminary inventory and analysis of NGO and service-providing organization agreements to ensure that resources are appropriately allocated and aligned to meet program… more
The Speech from the Throne, third session of the 34th Yukon Legislative Assembly. Delivered by Commissioner of Yukon Angélique Bernard on October 3, 2019.
The Smoke-Free Places Act and Regulation came into effect in 2008 to protect Yukoners from the health risks associated with exposure to second-hand smoke. The legislation specifies where smoking is prohibited, the requirements for smoking in public, and forbids the display, advertisement or promotion of tobacco… more
Learn about the efforts to support Yukoners in achieving their education and career aspirations.
We asked participants whether or not they agreed with the Objects and Purpose being considered for the Yukon University legislation. This is what we heard.