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Joint Statement from Minister of Health and Social Services and Minister of Community Services on the Office of the Auditor General of Canada's Report on Yukon's COVID-19 Response
Minister of Health and Social Services and Minister of Community Services respond to OAG's COVID-19 report and acknowledge resilience of Yukoners during this pandemic.
Statement from Minister Tracy-Anne McPhee on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Today, we raise awareness and take action to better protect Elders and older persons across the Yukon and beyond.
Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in Government and the Government of Yukon sign Memorandum of Understanding
Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in Government and the Government of Yukon sign Memorandum of Understanding.
Government of Yukon commits to advancing the integration of cultural safety and humility into the health and social system
The Government of Yukon is taking steps to coordinate an approach to cultural safety across the health and social system.
Yukon Emergency Medical Services team members recognized with national awards for exemplary service and excellence
Seven members of Yukon Medical Emergency Services team receive awards.
Second Yukon Aging in Place annual report released
The second annual report on the Aging in Place Action Plan shows that all 56 recommended actions are now operational or in progress.
Statement from Minister of Health and Social Services Tracy-Anne McPhee on International Nurses Day
Minister of Health and Social Services Tracy-Anne McPhee celebrates International Nurses Day and recognizes the critical role of nurses perform in the Yukon’s healthcare system.
Government of Yukon releases reports on 405 Alexander Street
Independent reports make recommendations on how to improve the health and safety of 405 Alexander Street and the surrounding neighbourhood.
Government of Yukon expands Chronic Disease and Disability Benefits Program to provide support for alcohol use disorder
Yukoners can now get coverage for alcohol use disorder medications through the Chronic Disease and Disability Benefits Program.
Government of Yukon expands support for Yukoners with dementia
This spring the Yukon government will work to expand support for Yukoners affected by dementia in partnership with the Alzheimer Society of B.C.