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Statement from Minister Lang on Two-Spirit+ Day in the Yukon
Minister Laura Lang recognizes Two-Spirit+ Day in the Yukon.
Yukon First Nations Cancer Strategy launched to improve cancer care in the territory
The Yukon First Nations Cancer Strategy, launched March 20, sets a roadmap to improve cancer care through First Nations leadership and culturally safe health services.
Budget 2026 begins road to fiscal recovery
Premier Currie Dixon tabled the Government of Yukon’s budget for 2026–27 in the Yukon Legislative Assembly on March 19.
Government of Yukon announces independent review of education system
Minister of Education Scott Kent has appointed an Independent Panel to lead a comprehensive review of the Department of Education.
Team Yukon excels at Arctic Winter Games
Team Yukon had an excellent performance on their home turf.
Expanded Affordability Rate Relief to appear on electricity bills next winter
Budget 2026 includes $13 million to fund expanded Affordability Rate Relief program.
Yukon government affirms commitment to community safety with initiatives in Budget 2026
Budget 2026 to include millions in new investments in a strengthened police force to increase public safety and respond to criminal activity
New templates, user guide available to help Yukoners draft enduring powers of attorney
To support Yukoners drafting their enduring powers of attorney without hiring a lawyer, the Government of Yukon has developed templates and a user guide.
New Regulation in place under the Maintenance Enforcement Act
The Government of Yukon has made a new Income Exempt from Garnishment Regulation under the Maintenance Enforcement Act.
Draft flood hazard maps for Ross River available for public comment
Draft flood hazard maps for Ross River are open for public feedback until April 10.
Date modified: 2026-05-27