We've updated the news release to correct information about the type of meeting being held in Teslin on June 13.

This is a joint release between the Government of Yukon and Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in.

In May of 2023, an ice jam formed at the confluence of the Fortymile and Yukon Rivers, resulting in extensive ice and water damage to the co-managed Ch'ëdähdëk (Forty Mile) Historic Site. Following damage assessments and stabilization of the remaining infrastructure, the Yukon and Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in governments have contracted ERA Architects to lead the development of a conservation plan to provide options and guidance for the future of the site.

Premier Ranj Pillai and Minister of the Public Service Commission Sandy Silver have issued the following statement:

“On behalf of our government, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our public servants as we start Public Service Week, running from June 10 to June 14.

“This week, we celebrate and thank our valued public servants for their integrity, passion and commitment to the territory.

WHITEHORSE, YUKON – Premiers of Canada’s Western provinces and territories met to discuss shared priorities and collaborative action to strengthen the foundations for long-term and sustainable economic growth across the region and improve quality of life for Western Canadians.

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

The Town of Watson Lake will benefit from a new sewage lift station thanks to a combined investment of more than $5.1 million from the federal and territorial governments.

Announced by Member of Parliament Dr. Brendan Hanley and Minister Richard Mostyn, the lift station will support new residential development, including 43 new Frances Avenue lots, which are currently under construction.

The Department of Education is committed to transparency, accountability and consistency in reporting data about the education system. The department publishes graduation rates each year in two reports, the How Are We Doing Report and the Yukon Wide Report

The How Are We Doing Report was designed collaboratively with Yukon First Nations and other partners. It provides detailed analyses, including rural–urban and self-identification breakdowns and includes the Grade 12 Dogwood, Adult Dogwood and six-Year graduation rates.

Premier Ranj Pillai has issued the following statement:

“Today, I was grateful to participate in the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of D-Day in France. This visit holds profound significance as we honour the bravery and sacrifice of those who fought for our freedom, including many Canadians and Yukoners.

The Government of Yukon is committed to improving access to housing across the territory. As part of this commitment, the Yukon government is advancing the development of a new multi-family building at 6095 6th Avenue, the site of the former Ryder Apartments in Whitehorse, towards construction tender.

Premier Ranj Pillai has issued the following statement:  

“This June, the Government of Yukon recognizes and honours National Indigenous History Month. It is a time to reflect on the rich history, heritage, resiliency and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis across our territory and Canada.

"This is an important time for Yukoners to learn about the unique and rich cultures, traditions and achievements of Indigenous Peoples in the Yukon. 

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

The Village of Haines Junction is upgrading over one kilometre of water and sanitary sewer pipes and over four kilometres of roads and alleys after a joint investment of $10 million from the federal and territorial governments.