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Yukon government delivers significant improvements to mining permitting timelines
The Government of Yukon will update members of the Klondike Placer Miners' Association on its successful efforts to improve permitting timelines at the association’s annual general meeting in Dawson on Friday, September 4.
Statement from Minister Bellmore on Team Yukon’s participation at the 55+ BC Games
Team Yukon’s 55+ athletes are ready to show their northern spirit at the Kamloops 55+ BC Games.
Seven Whistle Bend lots sold through first builders lottery
Following the successful first round of the Residential Builders Lottery, the Yukon government plans to offer additional lots through future lottery rounds and make more lots available to developers.
Canada’s internal trade Ministers meet in Iqaluit
Federal, provincial, and territorial Ministers responsible for internal trade met today in Iqaluit, Nunavut, to take action to make it easier for Canadians to work, do business and invest across the country.
Engagement results show need for increased legal options for victims of sexualized cyber crimes
The Government of Yukon is working to increase legal options for individuals impacted by nonconsensual sharing of intimate images.
Statement from Minister Benoit on the Nisutlin Bay Bridge replacement project
Following extensive geotechnical and engineering assessment, a solution to address the impacts of soil condition issues near the new bridge abutments has been identified and a permanent remediation design is being developed.
First Nations and Government of Yukon leaders discuss future of 405 Alexander Street
The Government of Yukon and Yukon First Nations leaders have met at the 405 Alexander Street Leadership Summit to discuss the future of services and operations at the Whitehorse Emergency Shelter and identified next steps.
Government of Yukon announces new name for combined departments
The department will continue delivering the same programs and services while updates to materials and other systems are made over the coming months.
New exhibition celebrates donation to Yukon Permanent Art Collection
An exhibition of works donated to the Yukon Permanent Art Collection by collector Ron Carr is on display from now until October at the Jim Smith Building in Whitehorse.
Statement from Premier Dixon on ensuring the Yukon and Canada have strong, growing and resilient economies
Premier Dixon has issued a statement in response to new U.S. tariffs and is focused on supporting local businesses and building a stronger, more resilient economy.
Date modified: 2026-05-27