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Joint statement from Premier Pillai, Minister Mostyn and MLA for Mount-Lorne Southern Lakes on Tagish Community Centre
Premier Ranj Pillai, Minister Richard Mostyn and Member of the Yukon Legislative Assembly for Mount-Lorne Southern Lakes John Streicker have issued a statement.
Government of Yukon announces plans for new community sport and recreation facilities in Whitehorse
Two new sport and recreation facilities are coming to help ease the strain on local sports groups and expand opportunities for play.
Statement from Ministers on the five-year extension of Canada-Yukon Early Learning and Child Care Agreements
The governments of Canada and the Yukon have reached a five-year extension to the Canada-Yukon Early Learning and Child Care Agreements.
Government of Yukon tables the Early Learning and Child Care Act
The Government of Yukon tables the Early Learning and Child Care Bill, a replacement for the Child Care Act.
The Government of Yukon provides an update about drinking water testing in public schools
In 2024, 32 schools or programs had their drinking water tested. Test results do not suggest that students and school staff at Yukon schools are being exposed to lead levels at school that put their health at risk.
Amendments to the Income Tax Act will make fertility treatments more affordable for Yukoners
Amendments will result in refundable tax credit for fertility treatments and other minor changes.
March snow survey shows snowpack is average to below average across most of the Yukon, above average in the Klondike region
The Government of Yukon has released the March Yukon Snow Survey Bulletin and Water Supply Forecast.
Government of Yukon announces completion of three stewardship plans for Extended Producer Responsibility Program
The Government of Yukon has approved new stewardship plans under the Extended Producer Responsibility program, aiming to reduce waste and improve recycling efforts.
The Government of Yukon tables the Inclusive Yukon Families Act
Proposed amendments will make Yukon laws more inclusive by recognizing diverse families, modernizing parentage, and removing barriers to reclaiming Indigenous names.
Statement from Minister McLean on Canada’s $7.36 million investment in National School Food Program for the Yukon
Minister McLean welcomes a $7.36M federal investment in Yukon schools to expand nutritious meal programs, improve student wellbeing and support Yukon families.
Date modified: 2024-12-03