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Yukon First Nations and Yukon government leaders advocate for Yukon priorities with the federal government
Yukon leaders met with federal Ministers this week and advocated for federal support for the territory’s top priorities including health and wellness, energy, salmon, arctic security and northern infrastructure, and collaborative fiscal policy.
Yukon government and Yukon First Nations leaders bring joint agenda to Ottawa
Leaders from the Yukon are travelling to Ottawa this week to advocate for the territory’s priorities with the federal government.
Statement from Premier Dixon on the passing of Margaret Commodore
Premier Dixon has issued a statement remembering Margaret Commodore’s leadership, public service and lasting contributions to the Yukon.
Thirteen Yukon youth-focused community projects receive funding
Thirteen community projects across the territory will receive a share of nearly $50,000 through the Youth Investment Fund, supporting new opportunities for Yukon youth.
Government of Yukon appoints new chair of the Workers’ Safety and Compensation Board
Kurt Dieckmann steps into the role of Chair for the Yukon Workers’ Safety and Compensation Board, bringing a career-long commitment to fostering a culture of safety across the Yukon.
Western Premiers discuss building a stronger and more secure Canada
Premier Dixon joined leaders from across western Canada at the 2026 Western Premiers’ Conference in Kananaskis, Alberta, where they focused on advancing shared priorities such as economic growth, job creation, trade and energy development.
Building stronger communities and delivering more homes for the Yukon
The governments of Canada and Yukon partner to build more homes and essential infrastructure for Yukoners.
Premier Dixon and Governor Dunleavy sign renewed Alaska-Yukon Intergovernmental Accord
Premier Dixon and Governor Dunleavy met in Alaska.
Yukon Legislative Assembly concludes 2026 spring sitting
A productive sitting advanced key investments in health care, education, and public safety, while taking disciplined steps to get government spending back on track.
Yukon First Nations and the Government of Yukon hold second Yukon Forum of 2026
Leaders representing Yukon First Nations, the Council of Yukon First Nations and the Government of Yukon met at Yukon Forum where they discussed how to work together for the next four years including the path forward on the health system.
Date modified: 2026-05-27