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Modernized labour market funding programs support thriving Yukon communities
Three funding programs are replacing over 20 specific labour market programs, offering a simpler application process, expanded eligibility and more flexibility.
Unique tutor-learner pair receive literacy award
Ted Ackerman and Louie Smith recognized for their commitment to literacy, lifelong learning and their contribution to First Nation language revitalization and preservation.
Whitehorse Legion helps Yukon students learn about service and sacrifice
These resources will help Yukon students learn about the significant service and sacrifice made by Canadian veterans.
Corrections to Yukon student performance data
The Government of Yukon and BC Ministry of Education have worked together to correct errors in Yukon data for the Foundation Skills Assessments.
Painted markings reinforce crosswalk safety
Yukoners may have noticed new sidewalk markings near crosswalks at some Whitehorse elementary schools. Find out what they mean.
New curriculum for Grades 11 and 12
Starting this school year all grades in Yukon schools will be following Yukon’s new curriculum.
Education Agreement signed between Government of Yukon and Kwanlin Dün First Nation
The three-year agreement’s focus is to improve the experiences and outcomes of KDFN learners, and all learners in the KDFN Traditional Territory.
Governments of Canada and Yukon announce agreements to help Canadians improve their skills and prepare for the future of work with good quality jobs
Governments of Canada and Yukon announce agreements to help Canadians improve their skills and prepare for the future of work with good quality jobs
Statement from Minister McPhee on the Office of the Auditor General of Canada’s audit of education programs in Yukon
A statement from the Government of Yukon on the Office of the Auditor General of Canada’s audit of K-12 education programs in Yukon.
Yukon schools and First Nations receive $100,000 for attendance projects
Twenty-one Yukon projects receive financial support from the Victoria Gold Yukon Student Encouragement Society’s Every Student, Every Day fund.