Today, Finance Minister Sandy Silver tabled the Government of Yukon’s 2024–25 Budget.

Budget 2024–25 lays out the fiscal plan of a government that remains committed to supporting Yukoners and communities while delivering strong, sustainable fiscal management.

This budget continues to help ensure that Yukoners have access to quality health and wellness services by:

Premier Ranj Pillai has issued the following statement: 

Premier and Minister of Economic Development Ranj Pillai and a delegation of Government of Yukon officials attended the annual Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) conference in Toronto, Ontario.

The Government of Yukon has made significant progress to address the Yukon’s health human resource challenges since the release of the Yukon’s Health Human Resources Strategy in December 2023.

Actions and accomplishments thus far include:

The Government of Yukon is pleased to announce $2.2 million in funding to support Yukon-based women’s and gender equity-seeking non-governmental organizations. The funding, which covers the 2023–24 and 2024–25 fiscal years, was made available through the National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence.

The funding will support projects that fall under Pillar one and Pillar two of the National Action Plan to End Gender-based Violence: Support for victims, survivors and their families and Prevention.

The recipients of the funding are:

Premier Ranj Pillai and Minister of Community Services Richard Mostyn have issued the following statement.

“From February 27th to March 2nd, Special Olympics Team Yukon displayed remarkable talent and unwavering determination at the Special Olympics Canada Winter Games in Calgary.

We are so immensely proud of these athletes for their contributions to Yukon's sports community. They constantly make us all proud with their determination, spirit and accomplishments.

The Government of Yukon is working hard to ensure all Yukoners see the benefits of our stable and growing economy by implementing programs that are addressing inflation, improving access to housing and making it easier for Yukoners to access essential services.

Some of the ways the Government of Yukon is making housing more affordable include:

Today, Minister Nils Clarke announced the opening of the new campground reservation service for some of the Yukon’s most popular road-accessible front and backcountry campgrounds.

This is a joint news release between the Government of Yukon and the City of Whitehorse.

On Thursday, February 29, the Government of Yukon and the City of Whitehorse invited Yukoners to participate in the 2024 Housing Summit at the Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre in Whitehorse.

The Government of Yukon is cheering alongside all Yukoners as over 350 athletes, coaches, cultural performers and support personnel head to the 2024 Arctic Winter Games in Mat-Su Valley, Alaska from March 10 to 16.

Athletes and cultural performers from across the Yukon will be representing Team Yukon and their home communities of Dawson, Haines Junction, Carmacks, Carcross, Watson Lake, Ross River, Marsh Lake and Whitehorse. They will be competing in 20 sports and cultural activities throughout the weeklong Games.