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Yukon First Nations and Government of Yukon meet for first Yukon Forum of 2026
Leaders representing Yukon First Nations, the Council of Yukon First Nations and the Government of Yukon held their first Yukon Forum of 2026.
Draft flood hazard maps for Upper Liard available for public comment
Draft flood hazard maps for Upper Liard are open for public feedback until March 2.
2026 rent index set at 2.6 per cent for last year of the rent cap
The Government of Yukon announces the 2026 residential rent index.
The Yukon’s minimum wage set to increase
The Yukon’s minimum wage will rise to $18.51 per hour on April 1, 2026.
New online system makes booking appointments for sexually transmitted infection testing easier
Yukoners can now book STI testing appointments online, making it easier to access free, confidential sexual health services.
Government of Yukon announces new Forest Sector Fund to support harvesters and wood supply
The Government of Yukon announces a new Forest Sector Fund to support commercial timber harvesters and help ensure a reliable supply of firewood and wood products.
Statement from Minister Bellmore on two Yukoners being named to Canada’s Olympic team
Congratulations to Sonjaa Schmidt and Nadia Moser on making the 2026 Canadian Olympic roster.
Government of Yukon invites Yukoners to the Funders Meet and Greet and the Reverse Trade Show
All are welcome at the Funders Meet and Greet and Reverse Trade Show February 11, 2026, at the Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre from 9 am to 4:30 pm.
Housing Initiatives Fund now accepting partner proposals for new affordable rental projects
The Government of Yukon is now accepting applications for the ninth Housing Initiatives Fund, with up to $1 million in funding per project to support the development of affordable rental housing across the territory.
Premier Dixon brings the Yukon’s priorities to Ottawa
Premier Currie Dixon brings forward the Yukon’s priorities of energy security, health care infrastructure and unleashing private-sector investment during his recent trip to Ottawa.
Date modified: 2026-05-27