What we heard report from the MMIWG2S+ Family Gathering 2026

Name What we heard report from the MMIWG2S+ Family Gathering 2026
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This report summarizes what families and survivors shared at the August 2026 MMIWG2S+ Family Gathering at Helen's Fish Camp. It documents key discussions, priorities, areas of agreement and next steps to support accountability and follow-through on families’ concerns.

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31-103 National Instrument, Registration Requirements, Exemptions And Ongoing Registrant Obligations, Amendment Effective October 1, 2028

Name 31-103 National Instrument, Registration Requirements, Exemptions And Ongoing Registrant Obligations, Amendment Effective October 1, 2028
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31-103 National Instrument, Registration Requirements, Exemptions And Ongoing Registrant Obligations, Amendment Effective October 1, 2028.

Find the rules on Registration Requirements and Related Matters (Category 3).

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Feel more confident managing your medications

Location
Event type
Hybrid
Cost
Free

Contact
Name
Yukon Healthy Living Program
Email
[email protected]
Phone
867-667-8733
Department
Health and Social Services
Description

Did you know that 2 in 3 Canadians fill a prescription each year? Want to feel more confident managing your medications? Join us on November 2 in Whitehorse to learn about managing medications.

Hosted by the Yukon Healthy Living Program, Medication Management explores:

  • prescription medications;
  • medication stigma; and
  • barriers that can make medication use more difficult. 

Using Canadian data and practical strategies, it offers tools to help you better understand your medications and feel more confident managing your health.

Come build your toolbox and learn about managing medications. 

To register, contact the Yukon Healthy Living Program at 867-667-8733 or [email protected].

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Wounded Warriors Canada

The Government of Yukon has partnered with Wounded Warriors Canada to provide free mental health training and counselling to support emergency responders and their families.

Wounded Warriors Canada is a national mental health service provider. They support people and families in trauma-exposed jobs and organizations. Their services help people:

Handle with Care: Drop-in sessions for dads

Occurrences
Date
November 30, 2026
Time
4:30 pm to 6:30 pm
Date
January 25, 2027
Time
4:30 pm to 6:30 pm
Date
February 22, 2027
Time
4:30 pm to 6:30 pm
Location
Family Literacy Centre, 1191 Front St, Suite 103
Whitehorse
Cost
Free

Contact
Name
Felicienne Otchoun
Email
[email protected]
Phone
867-332-0467
Department
Health and Social Services
Description

These 4 drop-in sessions provide opportunities for fathers to:

  • connect;
  • create a network; and
  • learn from each other. 

Hear about resources and tools to use with your children. Support emotional development through interaction and activities. 

A light meal is provided.

Join us on Mondays from 4:30 to 6:30 pm for the following sessions.

  • October 26, 2026: Attachment
  • November 30, 2026: Self-esteem
  • January 25, 2027: Expressing emotions
  • February 22, 2027: Relationships with others
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