61. 08/30/01 -- Yukon Government Considers Oil Development In "important Wetlands" Unlike the situation in the United States, however, the yukon government is asking for Also, Kent said, The yukon government is opposed to (oil and gas http://forests.org/archive/canada/yukgovco.htm

Yukon government considers oil development in "important wetlands" August 30, 2001 By Erica Gies, Environmental News Network WHITEHORSE, Yukon, Canada — An area that has been called one of the Yukon’s most important wetlands has been nominated for oil and gas development, raising a controversy similar to that over the United States' Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR). Unlike the situation in the United States, however, the Yukon government is asking for the public's opinion. It uses a five-step process that includes an internal departmental review, consultations with First Nations (native Canadian groups), a call for nominations, a review process, and a call for bids. During the fourth step, the review process, the public is given 45 days to voice its opinion to the government. The area in question is the Peel River Watershed, and the Yukon chapter of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) has registered its opinion by calling on the Yukon government to cancel the area's nomination for oil and gas development. "The Peel Plateau wetlands support a population of endangered peregrine falcon, contain key waterfowl habitat, and are an important staging area for migratory waterfowl," said Mac Hislop, CPAWS oil and gas coordinator. "Over the years, the Peel Plateau wetlands have been identified as a priority area for protection by the Yukon Government, Environment Canada, and the Mackenzie Delta–Beaufort Sea Regional Land Use Plan."

62. Randhawa V. Government Of The Yukon Territory with both the yukon government Employees Union and the Yukon Federation of years and had been a member of the Executive of the yukon government http://www.chrt-tcdp.gc.ca/search/view_html.asp?doid=549&lg=_e&isruling=0

63. Yukon To Benefit From New Affordable Housing Initiative | CMHC We are pleased the yukon government has launched this new program initiative The yukon government has established as its program funding priority the http://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/en/News/nere/2005/2005-01-28-1400.cfm

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64. Canadian Petroleum Safety Council - About Us - Contact Information The yukon government is firmly committed to supporting the development and needs yukon government Administrative Building 2071 Second Avenue, Whitehorse http://www.psc.ca/about_us/gov_depart.htm

65. Regional North America Canada Yukon Government - CanadaOL.com CanadaOl.com Regional North America Canada yukon government web directory and search engine, featuring a Canadian directory listings along with Canadian http://www.canadaol.com/dir/index.php/Regional/North_America/Canada/Yukon/Govern

CANADA Alberta British Columbia Manitoba ... Yukon Search: search the entire directory search this category only Top Regional Canada Yukon ... Politics See also: Regional: North America: Canada: Government Regional: North America: Canada: Government: Departments and Agencies: Indian and Northern Affairs Government of Yukon - The territorial government's directory of services and departments. Includes news releases, publications, as well as information on tourism and travel, facts, and employment opportunities. Council of Yukon First Nations - Central political organization for the First Nation people of the territory. Includes history, agreements, Nations and partners. Indian and Northen Affairs - Yukon - Supports political and economic development through the management of federal interests and promotes sustainable development of northern communities. Contact information and resource links. R.C.M.P Yukon - Telephone and mailing directory for territorial detachments. Yukon BluePages - Federal and territorial government searchable telephone directory for programs and services. Includes alphabetical navigation. Yukon Energy Corporation - Primary generator and transmitter of electrical energy for the territory. Includes customer and corporate information and a web cam of the dam.

66. CanLII >> Consolidated Regulations Of Yukon >> In Respect Of Yukon Government Ca In Respect of yukon government Campgrounds, Regulations, YOIC 1984/109. Last update on CanLII 200411-24. Find documents. with all of these words http://www.canlii.org/yk/laws/regu/1984r.109/

Yukon Territory Statutes and Regulations In Respect of Yukon Government Campgrounds, Regulations , Y.O.I.C. 1984/109 Last update on CanLII: 2004-11-24 Find documents with all of these words with at least one of these words using this advanced query with this exact phrase Query Search Help Advanced Search Refine your query This regulation Its enabling statutes This regulation and its statutes All available versions Latest version only Versions Version added on Choose date... Important Note About the Versions Enabling Statute Parks and Land Certainty Act R.S.Y. 2002, c. 165 About CanLII Conditions of Use Advanced Search Help ... Contact CanLII

67. Yukon Act, [2002, C. 7] >> 64. Indemnification By Yukon (1) The yukon government shall indemnify the Government of Canada, (c) security that is assigned to the yukon government under the Agreement; http://www.canlii.org/ca/sta/y-2.01/sec64.html

Canada Statutes and Regulations Consolidated Statutes of Canada Yukon Act, [2002, c. 7] ... Next >> Yukon Act TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS Indemnification by Yukon (1) The Yukon Government shall indemnify the Government of Canada, or any of its employees or agents, against all costs, charges or expenses, including an amount paid to settle an action or satisfy a judgement, that are reasonably incurred by the Government of Canada, or any of its employees or agents, in respect of any claim, action or other proceeding brought against the Government of Canada, or any of its employees or agents, arising out of any act or omission of the Yukon Government, or any of its employees or agents, in respect of a ) public real property not under the administration and control of the Commissioner immediately before the coming into force of this section or water rights, if the act or omission occurs while the Commissioner has administration and control of the property or rights; b ) a right or interest granted under an access order, permit, licence or other authorization, lease or agreement for lease or sale that exists immediately before the date of coming into force of any provision of this Act that repeals or renders inapplicable the provision of the Act of Parliament under which the right or interest arises, if the act or omission occurs after that date;

68. The Yukon Government Would Like To Thank The Commission For Their The yukon government distributes the CBC North television signal to 14 The yukon government makes its broadcast sites available to other broadcasters. http://www.crtc.gc.ca/Broadcast/eng/NOTICES/2001/2001-123/wintemute.html

The Yukon Government would like to thank the Commission for their efforts to simplify procedures, reduce administrative burden and cost, and otherwise improve the licensing process for radiocommunications distribution undertakings and, for providing us the opportunity to comment. The Yukon Government distributes the CBC North television signal to 14 small and remote Yukon communities via low powered VHF transmitters. The Yukon Government distributes the CBC North radio signal to 3 small and remote communities via Class A1 FM transmitters. The Government also distributes the CBC North radio signal to approximately 500 Km. of highway via 3 Class B FM transmitters. The Yukon Government makes its broadcast sites available to other broadcasters. The Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) and Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon (NNBY) are present at all of the Government facilities and, Northern Television Systems (CKRW radio) utilize the Governments facilities in Haines Junction and Carmacks. In addition, local broadcasting societies in Carmacks and Pelly Crossing distribute two and three Cancom channels respectively to their communities. The Yukon Government supports the Commission’s initiative (as described in Public Notice CRTC 2001-123) to exempt radiocommunication distribution undertakings (RDUs) from licensing requirements. Further, this Government supports the CRTC’s rationale for the proposed license exemptions. The administrative burden to the license holder and the CRTC is significant, the cost of the process to the license holder and the Canadian taxpayer is unnecessary and must be reduced.

69. CANADA AND BC WELCOME YUKON TO NEW PACIFIC COUNCIL OF FISHERIES “With the yukon government joining us at the table, it will allow the three governments to strengthen cooperation and communication to better meet the http://www-comm.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/pages/release/p-releas/2003/nr068_e.htm

NR-PR-03-068e December 22, 2003 CANADA AND BC WELCOME YUKON TO NEW PACIFIC COUNCIL OF FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE MINISTERS VANCOUVER – The Honourable Geoff Regan, federal Minister of Fisheries and Oceans; the Honourable John van Dongen, British Columbia Minister of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries; and the Honourable Jim Kenyon, Yukon’s Minister of the Environment, today agreed to work cooperatively to resolve issues of common interest at the inaugural meeting of the Pacific Council of Fisheries and Aquaculture Ministers. Today’s meeting also welcomed Minister Jim Kenyon to the Council as ministers signed an amendment to include the Yukon Government in the Pacific Council of Fisheries and Aquaculture Ministers, and changed the title of the council to incorporate aquaculture. The Council was established this summer by B.C. and Canada to strengthen cooperation and coordination between the federal government and the Government of B.C. on the management of Pacific fisheries, oceans, aquaculture and aquatic habitat issues. Both governments now welcome the participation of the Government of Yukon.

70. Yukon Government Expert Witnesses & Consultants - Expert Pages Yukon Experts expert witnesses Experts in public policy, finance and management consulting, budget analysis. Also issues of insurance, http://expertpages.com/experts.php/government_yukon.htm

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71. 1996 Rio Report For Yukon/NWT The yukon government grade changed from aD to aC ( the highest in the country) The yukon government is still considering coal development in an area http://www.sierraclub.ca/national/rio/1996/rio_ynw.html

Sierra Club of Canada: 1996 Rio Report Card [Back to Rio Home Page] [National Office Home Page] Northwest Territories/YUKON D Northwest Territories Biodiversity 1996 Grade: D The territorial government has ignored the need for thorough environmental asessment of the exploration and mining development activities. The potential for diamond mining has created a gold rush style bonanza with environmental and biodiversity concerns left out of the picture. The proposed BHP Diamond Mine, for example, is to go in an area where representative ecosystems for protection have yet to be identified. According to the WWF Endangered Spaces Report, no new protected areas or wildlife conservation areas were established this year. D Yukon Biodiversity 1996 Grade: D As reported last year, Yukon is slow in its protected areas strategy. No new protected areas were created this year. Meanwhile logging pressure is increasing in the Yukon due to rising timber prices, the lack of forestry regulations, very low stumpage rates, and supply shortages to the south in British Columbia. The amount of logging has incraesed 130 per cent in the Yukon since 1990. High quality spruce are being logged, with the loss of old growth habitat. For example, the Kaska Timber Harvest Agreement calls for the permanent removal of 97 per cent of the old growth spruce stands in the area. Important elements of the southern Yukon's forest ecosystem are being lost.

72. Government Of Yukon - Department Of Education - Student Financial The yukon government has implemented changes to the Yukon Hire Policy that Department of Education Government of Yukon Box 2703 Whitehorse, Yukon http://www.education.gov.yk.ca/advanceded/sfa/

Advanced Search Site Map Contact Us Education ... Advanced Education Student Financial Assistance To give yourself a lot of options in today's workforce, education beyond high school is highly desirable. For the vast majority of Yukoners, electing to pursue your education beyond high school can be a very expensive decision - travel costs, tuition, books, and accommodation. Although you are primarily responsible for paying for your own education, this guide will assist you to access funds that may make it more affordable. The Student Financial Assistance Unit has a variety of programs available to assist you financially in your studies. Program information updates will be made by April for the new academic year. Click on the links to the left for more information. Help Us Help You! Make sure you have filled out all sections of the appropriate application form. Complete it in pen (not pencil), and include the proper documentation. If you are not sure, please give us a call. If your application is incomplete it will be returned to you for completion and delay the processing of your financial assistance or cause missed deadlines. Did You Know?

73. Government Of Yukon - Department Of Environment - Yukon Campgrounds Welcome to the yukon government campground system. Whether you re a firsttime visitor or a long-time resident, we hope you ll enjoy our cozy campsites and http://www.environmentyukon.gov.yk.ca/parks/campgrounds.html

Advanced Search Contact Us Site Map Fran§ais ... Environment > Yukon Campgrounds Yukon Campgrounds Welcome to the Yukon government campground system. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a long-time resident, we hope you'll enjoy our cozy campsites and spectacular mountain scenery. Our network of 11 adventure highways will take you through some of the world's most outstanding wilderness areas. Campgrounds are spread out so wherever you travel there'll always be one nearby. View our campground brochure on-line Map - Yukon Overview (350 Kb PDF) Map - Main Sites (178 Kb PDF) Yukon Government Campground Guide (200 Kb PDF) Campground Facilities Our roadside campgrounds offer picnic tables, campfire pits, firewood and at least one picnic shelter. But you'll have to make do with out-houses, and hand pumped cold water. If you prefer other conveniences, we suggest you try one of the Yukon's privately-operated RV parks or campgrounds listed in the Yukon Vacation Planner. Government campgrounds do not have RV dump stations. You can print a copy of the guide (233 Kb PDF). Copies are also available for pick-up at all Environment Yukon offices and Visitor Information Centres. Campgrounds with wheelchair accessible outhouses are shown in the facilities chart. Some campgrounds also have wheelchair accessible picnic shelters.

74. WorkRights: Work Environment: Environmental Rights damage to the yukon government and whistle blower protection secures the yukon government, according to Yukon s Environment Act. In other words, http://www.workrights.ca/Work Environment/juris/Environmental Rights_Yuk.htm

FoldNumber = 9; About Free Updates Search: Topics Index Answer Wizard General ... Sask Yuk Federal Work Environment Workers' Environmental Rights Do I have the right to refuse to pollute? A worker can refuse to work when she or he believes that the work does not meet the laws under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA). CEPA explains this. CEPA is a federal law which has to be followed in every province and territory. To learn more about the environmental laws under CEPA, see the box on this page. Workers in the Yukon also can refuse to work when the work causes an amount of pollution or level of environmental damage that's illegal under Yukon's Environment Act and the Act's regulations. The Environment Act explains this. To learn more about the Act, see the box on this page. Do all workers have the right to refuse to pollute? Yes, all workers can refuse to pollute, according to CEPA and Yukon's Environment Act. Do I have the right to report workplace pollution? When a worker reports to a CEPA inspector workplace pollution that the worker believes is illegal under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act (CEPA), CEPA is meant to secure the worker from being fired with "whistle blower protection". First, when a worker makes a report, she or he can ask that her or his name not be revealed. Second, it's illegal for the employer to fire, discipline or harass a worker who reports the employer to CEPA inspectors . CEPA's whistle blower protection, it should be noted, offers no security to the worker if the worker reports the employer to the media or to the public.

75. Hot Issue Alerts – Yukon Employees Union (YEU) All matters arising out of the yukon government s computer use Union members working for the Government of Yukon spoke out at a Special General Meeting http://www.yeupsac.com/pages/hotalerts.html

January 12, 2004 Computer Use Grievances Settled! All matters arising out of the Yukon government's computer use investigation have been resolved. Click the link to read the text of the joint Press Release December 10, 2003 Extended Health Care Plan Re-entry Now Available The Joint Management Committee on Benefits

76. Government Of Yukon, Department Of Highways And Public Works - Access To Informa Yukon Fireweed, Government of Yukon Link to Government of Yukon Home Guarantees you access to yukon government records with certain exceptions; http://www.atipp.gov.yk.ca/

Government of Yukon Departments Highways and Public Works ATIPP Brochure ... Form Related Links: Yukon Information and Privacy Commissioner Contact Us: ATIPP Office Department of Highways and Public Works Government of Yukon Box 2703 Whitehorse, Yukon Canada Y1A 2C6 Physical location: Lower floor Yukon Government Administration Building 2071-2nd Ave. Whitehorse Phone: (867) 393-7048 Toll free (In Yukon): local 7048 Fax: (867) 393-6916 atipp@gov.yk.ca Updated Aug. 30, 2002 Protection of Privacy Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act ("the ATIPP Act") provides individuals with a formal method of requesting information held in Yukon government departments. Under the ATIPP Act individuals can also request corrections to their own personal information contained in Yukon government records. Request for Access for Records Form or Request for Correction of Personal Information Form ) and other assistance contact the Department of Highways and Public Works at (867) 393-7048 or toll-free within the Yukon at 1-800-661-0408 local 7048. Once an application is processed, government departments have 30 days to respond to the request.

77. Newcomer S Guide - Other Useful Guides A Guide to yukon government Programs and Services. (August 1995). yukon government Policy and Communications, Executive Council Office, Yukon Territorial http://www.yukonnewcomersguide.com/22.aspx

78. Newcomer's Guide - Important Contacts How to Contact the Yukon Territorial Government. The yukon government Inquiry Centre helps people find the government service or program they are looking http://www.yukonnewcomersguide.com/4.aspx

Emergency Numbers Contact Us Home Page 4 of 27 How to Use This Guide Important Contacts Citizenship and Immigration Canada ... Search Important Contacts Citizenship and Immigration Canada Citizenship and Immigration Canada provides information on your status as an immigrant; how to apply for Canadian citizenship; and any other immigration-related issues. Address and Location: Elijah Smith Building 300 Main Street, Suite 215 Whitehorse, Yukon, Y1A 2B5 Hours: 8:30am-4:30pm, Friday Closed January to March Tel: 667-5011 (Immigration Officer), (250) 561-5310 (January to March Immigration Canada Telecentre You can get general information about immigration by telephoning Immigration Canada’s Telecentre. By following the voice instructions and pressing numbers on a touch-tone telephone, you can hear information on your immigration file; permanent residence; refugee claims; visiting Canada; working or studying in Canada; and sponsoring a relative. If you need more information, you can also speak to someone at the Telecentre. Tel: 1-888-242-2100 (toll-free) Translation Services The Executive Council Office of the Yukon Territorial Government has a list of translators. Some services are volunteer, meaning there is no charge. Some translators may request a fee. You can find out about individual translators by contacting the

79. The Yukon Photographers: Gold Rush Era - Copyright Statement Copyright Government of Yukon Heritage Branch 2001. All Rights Reserved yukon government Tourism Heritage Branch Box 2703 Whitehorse, Yukon http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/Exhibitions/Goldrushphoto/02english/02extra/02copyri

To receive permission for the use in whole or part of any materials presented within this website please contact Ed Krahn at Yukon Government Tourism - Heritage Branch Box 2703 Whitehorse, Yukon Email: Ed.Krahn@gov.yk.ca

80. Government Of Yukon - Government Of Yukon Home Page government of yukon, Canada Programs, Services and Information. http://www.gov.yk.ca/

Advanced Search Contact Us Site Map Fran§ais Your gateway to Government of Yukon programs, services and information About the Yukon At a Glance Maps School Projects Tour Yukon ... Yukon Facts About the Government Departments Employment Forms Libraries ... Publications Programs and Services A-Z Category Departments Online Services Features Expert Panel on Equalization and Territorial Formula Financing Website Be Prepared to Talk to Your Children about Drinking (PDF 1.4MB) 2004 Fire Season Review Report (PDF 8.9MB) 2005 IT conference 2007 Canada Games A Yukon Romance: Claude Tidd and Mary Ryder ... Yukon's Growing Film Industry (PDF 3, 318 kb) Events and Notices September 7, 2005 - November 2, 2005 - 2005 Premier's Community Tour August 12, 2005 - September 30, 2005 - Premier's Award of Excellence nomination information (107 kb) July 21, 2005 - Vehicle Registration Online Renewal You can now renew your Yukon Motor Vehicle registration on-line. - For FireSmart information, contact the FireSmart coordinator at (867) 667-3013. News Releases September 23, 2005 - #05-245

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