The Parties running in the 2025 Yukon Election answer some of the Biggest Questions from Yukon Workers

October 24, 2025

We asked 7 of the biggest questions coming from Yukon Workers to the 3(three) political parties running to be your representatives in the Yukon Legislature, and they answered!

To read about their plans to tackle big issues like housing, healthcare, environment and economics, you can see their full response side-by-side in the latest issue of What’sUpYukon Magazine or click the links below to see the official responses from the Liberal Party, the Yukon Party and the Yukon NDP.

We want to remind everyone to think about #yukonworkers and the jobs you want to see for future Yukoners when you head to the polls. Advance polls are already open, and voting day is Monday, November 3rd. Look up where to vote at electionsyukon.ca and make your vote count!

Here’s what we asked:

  1. Housing and affordability – How will your government ensure that housing in Yukon becomes more affordable for residents while avoiding speculative development and inflated land and housing prices that disadvantage local families?
  2. Environmental accountability – What specific measures will you put in place to guarantee environmental accountability in mining exploration and development, ensuring that projects meet strong sustainability and reclamation standards?
  3. Healthcare and community access – What actions will you take to strengthen healthcare across Yukon communities, including keeping local healthcare centres open and increasing local capacity for healthcare treatments?
  4. Healthcare Workforce Wellbeing
    What specific actions will your government take to improve morale and workplace culture within Yukon’s healthcare system, and how will you ensure that healthcare workers retain their pension and employment stability during the transition to the Shäw Kwä’ą health authority?
  5. Wildland Firefighter Protections
    How will your government support presumptive cancer coverage and occupational protections for Yukon’s wildland firefighters, ensuring parity with municipal firefighters and alignment with national and international best practices?
  6. Worker Safety and Compensation Reform
    How will you strengthen the integrity and transparency of Yukon’s Workers’ Safety and Compensation Board to ensure it operates in the best interest of injured workers—particularly by improving claim approval processes, accountability mechanisms, and worker-centered outcomes?
  7. Protection for Immigrant Workers
    What commitments will you make to safeguard the rights of immigrant workers in Yukon, including enforcing employer compliance with Yukon Nominee Program agreements, preventing exploitative practices, and ensuring pathways to permanent residency are supported rather than obstructed?

Official response from the Liberal Party.

Official response from the Yukon Party.

Official response from the Yukon NDP.


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