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Economy remains resilient as supports for Yukoners continue
2020–21 First Supplementary Estimates include COVID-related supports for Yukoners and Yukon businesses.
Banking service change for government and Yukon communities
A new banking contract for the Government of Yukon will mean communities will see a new service provider later this year.
Aviation fees waived
The Government of Yukon announces economic supports for the aviation industry to offset the negative impacts of the COVID-19.
Cutting taxes proposed to support Yukon businesses
Proposed tax cuts would save Yukon businesses approximately $2 million per year.
Surplus budget supports Yukon families, businesses and communities
The Government of Yukon’s 2020–21 Budget cuts taxes, invests in communities and includes a $4.1 million surplus.
New deputy minister for the Department of Finance
Scott Thompson will join the Government of Yukon as the new deputy minister of the Department of Finance.
2018–19 Public Accounts show $5.8 million deficit
The 2018-19 Public Accounts show small changes from what was estimated for the fiscal year.
Yukoners to receive first carbon rebate in October
Each individual Yukoner will receive their first carbon rebate payment on October 31, 2019.
Supplementary Estimates reflect economic growth
Supplementary Estimates forecast an increase of capital as the territory keeps up with economic growth.
Carbon Price Rebate will return revenues to Yukoners
Made-in-Yukon carbon rebate legislation tabled in Yukon Legislative Assembly.