Unofficial results from Monday's election show that Yukoners in a majority of ridings were largely satisfied with what they had before the vote — and yet the next legislative assembly will be very different.

CBC News is projecting a minority government in Yukon, but the final seat count is still too close to call and may not be decided for several days. 

Voters across Yukon head to the polls on Monday. Here's what you need to know to cast your ballot.

A total of 7,668 electors either voted ahead of Yukon’s Monday election or were issued special ballots, up from 6,251 in 2016, Elections Yukon said Saturday.

Ann Maje Raider, the executive director of the Liard Aboriginal Women's Society, says her organization needs more resources to support Indigenous women and girls.

The once-Liberal MLA for Mayo-Tatchun was back on the campaign trail this week — and this time Don Hutton is urging his constituents to vote against his former party and get behind the NDP instead.

Yukon voters head to the polls on Monday — here are some ridings we'll be watching closely.

With election night around the corner, parties are racing to squeeze in their remaining campaign promises.

Not only were there no real heated exchanges at Wednesday's CBC Yukon election debate — the mood was downright chummy at times as the three party leaders parried questions about the pandemic, affordable housing, mining royalty rates and more.

Jim Butler, longtime editor of the Whitehorse Star, sees a lot of big promises from Yukon's political parties, but no clear front-runner as the campaign enters the final stretch.

Liberal Leader Sandy Silver has unveiled his party's platform, which makes several commitments to address housing, climate change and community safety.

A total of 25 advance polls in 23 locations across the territory opened Sunday at 8 a.m. and will close at 8 p.m. Advance polls will be open Monday as well.

All three party leaders running in the April 12 territorial election discussed topics including health and wellness, the pandemic and housing.

The Yukon Party has released its platform, ahead of the April 12 territorial election. Party leader Currie Dixon presented his "Action Plan" on Wednesday at a Whitehorse brewery.

UNDRIP, biomass and services for seniors topped the party agendas Thursday.

The debate, which lasted over two hours, saw questions focused mainly on economic issues, posed by industry groups like the Yukon Chamber of Mines and the First Nation Chamber of Commerce.

All three major parties had policy announcements Monday ahead of the Yukon territorial election on April 12. Here's a roundup of those promises.

Thursday's promises: electrical rate freeze, more services for small communities and varsity sports

The ballots are set for Yukon's general election on April 12. Here are the 56 people running in the territory's 19 electoral districts.