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New online tools available to help Yukoners access and update their immunization records
Yukoners now have easier ways to view and update their vaccination history. The Government of Yukon is launching two online tools that let residents securely access their immunization records and submit vaccination documents received outside the territory.
2026–27 school bus registration opens for Whitehorse families
Register your child for 2026–27 school bus service by July 1 to help support route planning before school starts.
Building stronger communities and delivering more homes for the Yukon
The governments of Canada and Yukon partner to build more homes and essential infrastructure for Yukoners.
Premier Dixon and Governor Dunleavy sign renewed Alaska-Yukon Intergovernmental Accord
Premier Dixon and Governor Dunleavy met in Alaska.
Yukon government approves land transfer to Dawson Society for Children and Families
The Government of Yukon approves land transfer for a nominal fee to Dawson Society for Children and Families.
New pilot program aims to help conduct placer mine heritage assessments
Pilot program established to help conduct heritage assessments at placer mines.
Nominations open for Council of the Federation Literacy Award
Nominate a literacy hero for the Council of the Federation Literacy Award by June 30, 2026.
Statement from Minister Lang on Yukon Francophonie Day
Minister Lang invites all Yukoners to celebrate Yukon Francophonie Day, an opportunity to recognize the people, stories and collective efforts that have contributed to shaping the Yukon and continue to strengthen its cultural, social and economic fabric.
Government of Yukon launches fund to support conservation projects
The Government of Yukon is launching the Yukon Conservation Fund to provide financial support for wildlife and habitat conservation projects across the Yukon. Applications to serve on the advisory committee are now open.
Update on substance use deaths from Chief Coroner of Yukon
In the first three months of 2026, there have been no fatalities linked to toxic drugs reported to the Yukon Coroner Services.
Date modified: 2026-05-27