The state of emergency that was first declared on March 27, 2020, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic ended on August 25, 2021. Read the news release.
Get the latest information about COVID-19 in the Yukon. Stay safe by practising the Safe 6 plus wear a mask.
Thursday, September 23, 2021
- We've updated the case count and testing numbers.
- There are active exposure notices.
Previous updates
- An outbreak was declared in the Grade 4 class at Johnson Elementary School in Watson Lake.
- A select group of immunocompromised Yukoners are eligible for a third COVID-19 vaccine dose.
- You can get proof of your COVID-19 vaccination.
Get the latest case count, test results and vaccine dose statistics. This is updated Monday through Friday.
- As of Tuesday, September 14, 2021:
- 88 per cent of adult Yukoners have received their 1st dose of the COVID-19 vaccine; and
- 79 per cent of children aged 12 through 17 have received their 1st dose.
- The state of emergency expired at 11:59 p.m. on August 25, 2021.
- August 20, 2021, we released Forging Ahead: The Yukon's Continuing Response to COVID-19 which guides the way forward as we adapt to living with COVID-19 risk.
- We lifted some restrictions on August 4, 2021.
- Changes to COVID-19 guidance came into effect May 25, 2021.
- May 29, 2021, we updated the A Path Forward: Next Steps online and the A Path Forward: Next Steps infographic to include the May 25 changes to guidance.
- May 25, 2021, we made changes to guidance for: self-isolation; restaurants and bars; gyms and recreation centres, gatherings; social bubbles; faith-based services; and funerals.
- March 5, 2021, we released A Path Forward: Next Steps document and A Path Forward: Next Steps infographic. This replaced the A Path Forward plan.
- August 1, 2020, we released an updated version of the A Path Forward plan.
- May 15, 2020, we released the 1st version of the A Path Forward plan.
Live updates will be provided on an as needed basis.
You can read the economic resilience plan. It maps out our approach to support people and businesses impacted by COVID-19.
When the state of emergency expired, all ministerial orders under the Civil Emergency Measures Act expired, too. However, some of these ministerial orders have a transition period of up to 90 days. See all ministerial orders in effect.
Thursday, September 23, 2021
- We've updated the case count and testing numbers.
- There are active exposure notices.
Previous updates
- An outbreak was declared in the Grade 4 class at Johnson Elementary School in Watson Lake.
- A select group of immunocompromised Yukoners are eligible for a third COVID-19 vaccine dose.
- You can get proof of your COVID-19 vaccination.
Get the latest case count, test results and vaccine dose statistics. This is updated Monday through Friday.
- As of Tuesday, September 14, 2021:
- 88 per cent of adult Yukoners have received their 1st dose of the COVID-19 vaccine; and
- 79 per cent of children aged 12 through 17 have received their 1st dose.
- The state of emergency expired at 11:59 p.m. on August 25, 2021.
- August 20, 2021, we released Forging Ahead: The Yukon's Continuing Response to COVID-19 which guides the way forward as we adapt to living with COVID-19 risk.
- We lifted some restrictions on August 4, 2021.
- Changes to COVID-19 guidance came into effect May 25, 2021.
- May 29, 2021, we updated the A Path Forward: Next Steps online and the A Path Forward: Next Steps infographic to include the May 25 changes to guidance.
- May 25, 2021, we made changes to guidance for: self-isolation; restaurants and bars; gyms and recreation centres, gatherings; social bubbles; faith-based services; and funerals.
- March 5, 2021, we released A Path Forward: Next Steps document and A Path Forward: Next Steps infographic. This replaced the A Path Forward plan.
- August 1, 2020, we released an updated version of the A Path Forward plan.
- May 15, 2020, we released the 1st version of the A Path Forward plan.
Live updates will be provided on an as needed basis.
You can read the economic resilience plan. It maps out our approach to support people and businesses impacted by COVID-19.
When the state of emergency expired, all ministerial orders under the Civil Emergency Measures Act expired, too. However, some of these ministerial orders have a transition period of up to 90 days. See all ministerial orders in effect.
If you have a non-medical question, email covid19info@yukon.ca. If you have a medical question, phone 811.