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The Comparison of Average and Median Rent report, March 2010-April 2020, was prepared by the Yukon Bureau of Statistics and is governed by the Statistics Act.

The Investment in Building Construction report, June 2020, was prepared by the Yukon Bureau of Statistics and is governed by the Statistics Act.

This graphs shows the cost of electrical energy per month for residential customers in Yukon.

This graph shows the historical residential energy costs in Dawson City, Yukon assuming 80 percent efficiency of appliances.

Read the transcript from the COVID-19 Facebook live update on August 7, 2020.

This graph illustrates the historical fuel and electrical energy costs for residential customers in Dawson between 2010 and 2020. It assumes 85 percent fuel use efficiency for oil appliances and 90 percent fuel efficiency for propane appliances.

This graph shows the cost per 1000 kWh of heat energy for residential heating in Yukon for different fuel types. This is approximately the average monthly electrical consumption for Yukon households.

This graph shows the cost per 1000 kWh of heat energy for government non-residential customers in Yukon.

This graph shows electrical costs for government customers in Yukon.

Read the transcript from the COVID-19 Facebook live update on August 5, 2020.

This graph shows historical fuel and electrical energy costs for residential customers in Whitehorse. It assumes 80 percent fuel use efficiency for propane and oil fired appliances, 70 percent for pellets, and 60 percent for firewood over the past 10 years.

This graph shows the cost to government for an average residential home in a year, using 100 gigajoules of heat energy at government rates for energy

This graph shows the electrical costs for non-government residential and general service customers in Yukon.

The Yukon Rent Survey report, April 2020, was prepared by the Yukon Bureau of Statistics and is governed by the Statistics Act.

This graph charts the historical fuel and electrical energy costs for residential customers. We assume 85 percent fuel use efficiency for oil, 90 percent for propane, 70 percent for pellets and 60 percent efficiency for firewood in Whitehorse, Yukon.

Read the transcript from the COVID-19 Facebook live update on August 12, 2020.

This graph shows the cost per 1000 kWh of heat energy for Yukon residential customers using various heating methods including a heat pump. A heat pump can transfer approximately twice as much heat energy than the electrical energy it consumes in Yukon.

This graph shows the cost per 1000 kWh of heat energy for government non-residential customers. A heat pump can transfer more heat than the electrical energy it consumes.

This graph shows historical fuel and electrical energy costs for residential customers. We assume 80 per cent fuel use efficiency for propane and oil fired appliances, 70 per cent for pellets and 60 per cent for firewood.

This graph show the historical fuel and electrical energy costs for residential customers in Dawson. It assumes 85 percent fuel use efficiency for oil and 90 percent for propane.

This graph shows the cost to heat an average sized Yukon home of average efficiency in a year using 100 gigajoules of heat energy.

This graph shows the cost per 1000 kWh of energy for government residential heating.

This graph shows the electrical costs for government and non-government general service customers in Yukon.

The Impacts of COVID-19 on Yukon Residents: Trust in Others report, June 2020, was prepared by the Yukon Bureau of Statistics and is governed by the Statistics Act.

Read the transcript from the COVID-19 Facebook live update on August 19, 2020.