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Travellers on Air North Flight 4N543 from Whitehorse to Vancouver on November 6, 2024, advised to monitor for pertussis (whooping cough) symptoms
Passengers on Air North Flight 4N543 from Whitehorse to Vancouver on November 6 are advised to monitor for pertussis symptoms
Statement from Minister McPhee on National Nurse Practitioner Week
Minister McPhee recognizes National Nurse Practitioner Week, celebrating the essential role of nurse practitioners in promoting health across the Yukon.
The Government of Yukon and the University of New Brunswick partner to offer virtual degree program to Yukon nurses
The Government of Yukon partners with the University of New Brunswick to offer to offer a nursing degree for licensed practical nurses in the Yukon.
Government of Yukon provides response to coroner's inquest jury recommendations
The Government of Yukon has provided a formal response to the jury’s recommendations to improve safety and support at 405 Alexander.
Statement from Minister McPhee on Radon Action Month
In November, Yukoners are encouraged to test their homes during Radon Action Month.
Government of Yukon announces reopening of Jim Smith Building warming centre for winter 2024-25
The Jim Smith Building warming centre reopens Nov 4, offering a safe space, harm reduction supplies and support services for vulnerable Yukoners this winter.
Statement from Minister of Health and Social Services Tracy-Anne McPhee on Canada Health Care Aide Day
Minister McPhee recognizes Canada Health Care Aide Day, celebrating health care aides and highlighting Yukon’s dedicated workforce in long-term and home care.
Government of Yukon introduces medical travel subsidy for fertility and surrogacy treatments
The Government of Yukon introduces a subsidy to cover travel costs for eligible residents accessing fertility and surrogacy treatments.
Government of Yukon announces changes to Rapid Antigen Test availability
Free COVID-19 rapid tests will no longer be available after October 27, 2024. Find out where to purchase them and learn more about public health guidelines and vaccine updates.
Statement from Minister of Health and Social Services Tracy-Anne McPhee on leadership change at the Yukon Hospital Corporation
With Jason Bilsky retiring after 12 years as CEO, the Yukon Hospital Corporation welcomes Tiffany Boyd to lead the organization through its next chapter of growth and service.
Date modified: 2026-05-27