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The Yukon expands family medicine residency training
The Government of Yukon is expanding health education by working with Yukon doctors, Yukon Hospitals and the University of Alberta to offer a family medicine residency program.
Government of Yukon introduces opioid litigation legislation
The Government of Yukon introduces legislation to support legal actions to recover damages and health care costs associated with opioid products.
Updated hunting licence process safeguards hunting opportunities for Yukoners
The Government of Yukon is updating its resident hunting licence application process to safeguard hunting opportunities for Yukoners.
Statement from Premier Dixon on swearing in of Kwanlin Dün First Nation’s new Chief and Council
Premier congratulates Kwanlin Dün First Nation on the swearing in of the newly elected Chief Sean (Uyenets’echᶖa) Smith and Council.
Yukon government takes steps to address energy needs
On March 24, the Act to Repeal the Clean Energy Act was introduced in the Yukon Legislative Assembly to help curb energy demand.
Statement from Minister Laking on the Yukon’s electricity grid following December’s cold snap
An update for Yukoners on lessons learned from this winter, how they will inform our path forward and the vital role thermal power plays in energy reliability at the coldest times.
Yukon government releases 2024 Yukon Health Status Report
The 2024 Yukon Health Status Report is now available, highlighting injury trends, immunization rates and communicable diseases across the territory.
Government tables bill to amend the Health Authority Act
The Yukon government has tabled legislation to amend the Health Authority Act, pause implementation and determine the best path forward for the health system with Yukon First Nations.
Government of Yukon shares early flood outlook and reminders to prepare for spring snowmelt
With heavy snowpack and elevated flood risk in some communities, Yukoners should take steps to prepare now.
Statement from Minister Gehmair on National Impaired Driving Prevention Week
Minister Gehmair marks National Impaired Driving Prevention Week, urging Yukoners to make safe choices and help keep roads and communities safe.
Date modified: 2026-05-27