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Last updated: 2026-05-27
Government of Yukon tables 2025–26 Public Accounts
Premier Currie Dixon tabled the 2025–26 Public Accounts in the Yukon Legislative Assembly today.
Government of Yukon receives increased borrowing limit
The Yukon government’s increased borrowing limit provides flexibility while responsible debt management remains the government’s focus.
Yukon government provides certainty for industry with early capital funding approval
The Interim Capital Appropriation Act, 2027–28 has received assent, giving Yukon businesses and contractors more certainty and time to prepare for the 2027 construction season.
Yukon government introduces fall capital appropriation and updates on Yukon finances
The Yukon government introduces fall capital appropriation to support contractors and businesses, plus updated estimates showing progress toward fiscal balance.
Moody’s Ratings assigns an Aa1 credit rating to the Yukon for 2026
Moody’s Ratings has assigned an Aa1 credit rating to the Yukon.
Yukon government introduces new debt management policy
The Government of Yukon has introduced a new debt management policy to support responsible borrowing, transparency and long-term fiscal sustainability.
S&P Global affirms the Yukon ‘AA Stable’ credit rating for 2026
S&P Global Ratings (S&P) has affirmed the Yukon’s ‘AA Stable’ credit rating for the 17th consecutive year.
Budget 2026 begins road to fiscal recovery
Premier Currie Dixon tabled the Government of Yukon’s budget for 2026–27 in the Yukon Legislative Assembly on March 19.
Government of Yukon successfully completes second $200 million bond issuance
The Government of Yukon has completed a second $200 million bond issuance.
Supplementary Estimates provide update on previous government spending and plan for remainder of fiscal year
On Tuesday, Premier Currie Dixon tabled the 2025–26 Supplementary Estimates No. 1 as well as the Yukon Public Accounts for 2024–25.