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What We Heard report on French-language services and communications released
The Government of Yukon has released a What We Heard report highlighting feedback that will shape the next strategic framework for French-language services and communications.
Government of Yukon and Teslin Tlingit Council mark agreement to improve community safety
Government of Yukon and Teslin Tlingit Council sign new agreement to improve community safety.
Statement from Minister of the Public Service Commission Sandy Silver on Public Service Week
The Government of Yukon celebrates the dedication and commitment of public servants working across the Yukon.
Yukon Legislative Assembly returns to historic home in Dawson City
Yukon legislators turned back the clock to hold a special sitting in the territory’s former capital.
22 Yukon-based projects awarded over $1.7 million from the Community Development Fund
The Community Development Fund has awarded $1,757,704 in funding towards 22 community projects across the Yukon.
Government of Yukon reminds rural Yukoners to switch to new satellite internet service provider
The Government of Yukon reminds Yukoners to change their satellite internet provider before Xplore services deteriorate.
Yukon schools and community organizations receive $350,000 for student attendance projects
For the 2023–24 school year, Every Student, Every Day is supporting 36 student attendance projects with $350,000 in funding.
Statement from Minister of Tourism and Culture John Streicker on International Archives Day
Minister of Tourism and Culture John Streicker has released the following statement for International Archives Day/Week.
New Chair appointed for the Yukon Housing Corporation Board of Directors
A new Chair has been appointed to the Yukon Housing Corporation Board of Directors.
Government of Yukon invites public feedback on new Animal Protection and Control Act regulations
The Government of Yukon is seeking feedback from Yukoners to help inform the development of the new animal protection regulations.