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Statement from Minister Clarke on Plastic Free July
This month is Plastic Free July! Yukoners are encouraged to do their part to help reduce the amount of plastic used in their daily lives.
Yukoners encouraged to apply to second intake of the Yukon Home Ownership Loan Program
The Government of Yukon launched the second intake of the Home Ownership Loan Program. The program is now open to all Yukoners, including Whitehorse residents.
Applications open for special one-time prize available for projects marking the Yukon’s 125th anniversary
Three to five extraordinary Yukon-based projects will be selected to receive up to a maximum of $125,000 each.
What We Heard report available for Extended Producer Responsibility engagement
The new Extended Producer Responsibility regulation will enable end-of-life management of materials, keep waste out of landfills and make recycling more financially sustainable.
Recovery funding now available for Yukoners affected by Klondike Valley flooding
Eligible residents, farmers and small business owners can access funding through three streams: Housing, Agriculture and Small Business.
Statement from Premier Pillai on the Council of Yukon First Nations General Assembly
Premier Ranj Pillai joins First Nations leadership on the Traditional Territory of the Champagne and Aishihik First Nations for the Council of Yukon First Nations’ General Meeting.
Minister of Community Services, Richard Mostyn on the Gymnastics and Climbing facility funding announcement
Funding for the new gymnastics and climbing facility is announced.
Premier Pillai meets with Village of Haines Junction and Champagne and Aishihik First Nations leadership
Premier Ranj Pillai met with the Mayor and councillors from the Village of Haines Junction and leadership from Champagne and Aishihik First Nations on a trip to Haines Junction.
Government exploring feasibility of varsity sport program
A feasibility study on the viability of a varsity sports program has been published.