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Yukon First Nations and Government of Yukon sign declaration strengthening Yukon Forum partnership
Yukon First Nations, the Council of Yukon First Nations and the Government of Yukon endorsed a Yukon Forum Declaration providing a framework for collaborating on shared priorities.
43 new residential lots available through Haines Junction land lottery
The Government of Yukon releases 43 residential lots in Haines Junction.
Early influenza activity reported in the Yukon
Health officials are seeing influenza activity earlier than expected in the Yukon.
Statement from Minister Lang on the appointment of a dedicated Chief Firearms Officer for the Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut
The appointment of a northern Chief Firearms Officer marks a significant step toward improved firearms services, local support and stronger northern representation.
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.
Government of Yukon and City of Whitehorse launch engagement on the 2025 National Building Code
The Government of Yukon and the City of Whitehorse are engaging with the building industry on the 2025 National Building Code.
Yukon introduces real-time school bus tracking app for families
Families can now use MyBusStop to track their child’s school bus location and expected arrival time.
Government of Yukon launches public engagement on the Yukon Nominee Program
The Government of Yukon has launched a public engagement on the Yukon Nominee Program and is seeking feedback from Yukoners, employers and program participants.
Update on substance use deaths from the Chief Coroner of Yukon
The Chief Coroner of Yukon provides an update on four suspected toxic drug deaths and concerns regarding the illicit drug supply in Whitehorse.