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Government of Yukon working to identify new electricity projects to support winter reliability
The Government of Yukon releases new Power Portal for electricity generation proposals.
Government of Yukon releases the Connected Health Strategy
The strategy focuses on improving access to care and information, supporting health care providers and building a more connected and secure health care system for Yukoners.
Sheep hunting closure in Game Management Subzone 5–17 extended to support population recovery
The original closure was in effect from August 1, 2024, to October 31, 2026. The extension of this closure provides continued protection for the vulnerable sheep population in this area.
Ross River Dena Council and the Government of Yukon sign agreement to establish a Collaborative Stewardship Authority on fish and wildlife matters
The agreement brings the Government of Yukon and Ross River Dena Council together to discuss fish, wildlife and habitat for the Ross River Area and provide recommendations.
Call for proposals open for Building UP labour market funding
Organizations are invited to submit project proposals for Building UP funding in 2027–28, to support the territory’s labour market.
Government of Yukon expands Peak Smart incentives to reduce winter electricity demand
The Government of Yukon introduces new incentives for Yukon Energy and expands Peak Smart incentives program to reduce winter electricity demand.
Government of Yukon tables 2025–26 Public Accounts
Premier Currie Dixon tabled the 2025–26 Public Accounts in the Yukon Legislative Assembly today.
Government of Yukon doubles road resurfacing work in 2026 construction season
The Government of Yukon resurfaced 152 kilometres of road during the 2026 construction season, nearly double the amount from 2025.
Statement from Premier Dixon on the swearing in of Quebec’s new Premier
Premier Currie Dixon congratulates new Quebec Premier, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, on his swearing in.
Yukon government increases funding for Yukon hospitals
Additional funding will help Yukon Hospitals address 2026–27 operating pressure and support priority staffing and operational needs, including the addition of eight new beds in July.
Date modified: 2026-05-27