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Packaging and Paper Rebate launched to assist Yukon businesses with Extended Producer Responsibility costs
A new rebate has been launched to support Yukon businesses participating in the packaging and paper Extended Producer Responsibility program.
Valleyview selected as site for new École Whitehorse Elementary School
The site received the highest overall score following a site assessment that looked at the costs, community input, neighbourhood concerns and the needs of students and staff.
Seasonal vaccinations now available in the Yukon
Appointments are now open for seasonal respiratory illness vaccines. Check local availability and book appointments at Yukonimmunization.ca.
Government of Yukon sets policing priorities for 2026–28
Minister of Justice Laura Lang issues the Yukon Policing Priorities for 2026–28.
More than $2 million invested in the Yukon’s sport and recreation opportunities
The governments of Yukon and Canada, the Yukon Lotteries Commission and the Arctic Winter Games Society are providing more than $2.05 million to the territory.
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.