Yukon Gov't Spent $17.2M on Health Authority that's Now in Limbo

Yukon gov’t pauses plan to repeal Health Authority Act

The Yukon government says it’s pausing its proposal to potentially scrap plans for a new health authority aimed at improving healthcare for Indigenous people in the territory – at least for now. Premier Currie Dixon told reporters at a quarterly forum meeting between the government and First Nations leadership on May 8 that it agreed to requests from First Nations not to repeal or make further amendments to the Health Authority Act in the fall. …

Premier announces commitment not to repeal Health Authority Act at Yukon Forum

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Yukon gov't spent $17.2M on health authority that's now in limbo

Yukoners are learning more about how much the territorial government has spent so far on the health authority that's been put on ice.