Documents

This report is the outcome of the second phase of public engagement which took place from May 22 to July 20, 2018.

Find the result from the water testing at Eliza Van Bibber School.

Find the result from the water testing at Robert Service School.

The coroner’s service investigates and reports on unnatural or unexpected deaths in Yukon. We asked Yukoners about Yukon’s Coroner’s Service and how it can best meet the public interest for Yukoners dealing with unexpected or unexplained deaths of their loved ones.

This plan provides regional information about the Yukon Southern Lakes Area. This plan is a joint effort by Canada, British Columbia, Yukon and First Nations Governments to recover and conserve wildlife populations and their habitat in the Southern Lakes area. A Regional Assessment of Wildlife in the Yukon Southern… more

This plan provides an adaptive framework to guide the management of the Takhini and Braeburn elk herds in Yukon.

The goals of this plan are to maintain healthy populations of amphibians across their ranges in Yukon to prevent species from becoming Threatened or Endangered. Four species are found in Yukon: Western Toad (Anaxyrus boreas), Boreal Chorus Frog (Pseudaris maculata), Columbia Spotted Frog (Rana luteiventris) and Wood… more

This work plan addresses issues related to habitat, moose, freshwater fish, caribou, monitoring, and stewardship in the Na-Cho Nyäk Dun Traditional Territory.

A management plan with the ultimate goal of supporting a stable or increasing population for the Chisana caribou herd.

This brochure from the Canadian Research Initiative in Substance Misuse (CAMH) explains ways to use cannabis more safely.

This plan provides regional information about the Yukon Southern Lakes Area. This plan is a joint effort by Canada, British Columbia, Yukon and First Nations Governments to recover and conserve wildlife populations and their habitat. A Regional Assessment of Wildlife in the Yukon Southern Lakes Area was developed by… more

The Yukon Wolf Conservation and Management Plan is part of the Government of Yukon’s ongoing commitment to promote the sustainable use of wildlife resources. It is intended to guide wolf conservation and management throughout Yukon, ensuring that the roles of wolves and their prey species are respected.

This work plan addresses issues related to freshwater fish, moose and sheep population recovery; trapping; and monitoring and stewardship activities in the Champagne and Aishihik Traditional Territory.

The plan provides a broad framework to guide the management of the herd, while addressing local concerns and interests.

Feedback from this pre-engagement helped design a public engagement process that will identify actions that will ensure our legislation, policies, programs and services are as non-discriminatory and inclusive of LGBTQ2S+ Yukoners as possible.

This document summarizes what we heard during public engagement about creating lobbyist registry.

A description of Ni’iinlii Njik's significance to the Gwich'in, activities and wildlife.

A description of the flora and fauna and natural history of Coal River Springs Territorial Park.

This is a bilingual pamphlet with information about the electoral reform public engagement process.

This information sheet is for landlords and tenants who want to know more about the laws and regulations that apply to growing and consuming cannabis in rental units.

A detailed plan for managing the Ddhaw Ghro Habitat Protection Area.

The Special Management Area management plan focuses on the conservation of eight species of freshwater fishes and their habitat within Ta’tla Mun, including lake trout, lake whitefish and northern pike.

This document explains the details of an agreement between the Government of Yukon and the Association of Yukon Communities from September 29, 2018.

A detailed plan for managing Mandanna Lake. Includes map.

A detailed plan for managing Devil’s Elbow and Big Island Habitat Protection Areas. Includes map.