Part of expanding orthepedics program
Midwives move out of Yukon and women have fewer options
System launched in June has created more work for doctors, compromised care, says YMA president.
“The pandemic has significantly impacted our ability to recruit nurses, physicians, and other health care providers.”
“This new drug has the potential to change so many people’s lives for the better.”
New midwifery regulations will come into effect on April 15
Pandemic protocols will remain in place, according to justice department
The change was recommended in the Putting People First report endorsed by the government
Yukoners at risk of contracting HIV will have access to a prescription…
The Yukon Hospital Corporation has released its annual report for 2019-20, and…
Important not to further stigmatize people living with mental health issues, YMA president says
Psychiatrists with Whitehorse’s Summit Heath Associates clinic have withdrawn their services from…
The Yukon government is encouraging people to get the flu vaccine this…
Reduced hours for off-sale liquor establishments likely part of Liquor Act spring reforms
Beginning Jan. 1, 2021, the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine will be available…
The Yukon Housing Corporation has threatened evictions for having more than one pet
An earlier decision by the government indicated a cheaper, less functional system would be covered