An Electoral District Boundaries Commission was appointed in December 2023 to review the Yukon's electoral districts.
The work of the Yukon Electoral District Boundaries Commission (the Commission) is separate and independent from Elections Yukon. All decisions, recommendations, and reports on this page are produced by the Commission - they are provided for your convenience on behalf of the Commission.
To learn more about the Commission, what it does, and who the Commission members are, visit the Commission's website at www.yukonboundaries.ca.
This page is for people who want to:
- learn about the proposed electoral districts
- find out how to submit feedback to the Commission
- see the schedule for the Commission's public hearings.
Learn about the proposed electoral districts
The Commission released its interim report on May 10, 2024. The report sets out proposed changes to the Yukon's electoral district boundaries. Download it below.
A new interactive map has been launched. You can use the interactive map to learn more about the proposed and current electoral boundaries. Static maps can be found on the Commission's website.
Share your thoughts
The Commission is engaging with Yukoners on the proposed boundaries. You can participate and share your feedback in several ways:
- attend an in-person public hearing (find the full schedule)
- email your comments to the Commission at [email protected]
- submit a comment online at www.yukonboundaries.ca (login required)
- send a letter to the Commission at
Electoral District Boundaries Commission
Box 2703 (A9) | Whitehorse, YT | Y1A 2C6
The Commission is accepting feedback until August 26, 2024.
Schedule of public hearings
The Commission is visiting Yukon communities to hear comments on the proposed boundaries and to hear recommendations on their names. Find the full schedule of past public hearings on the Commission's website.
Virtual public hearings
Tuesday, August 13 |
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Past public hearings
The Commission held public hearings in the following communities:
- Mayo - May 22
- Faro - May 24
- Ross River - May 24
- Watson Lake - June 4
- Pelly Crossing - June 5
- Carmacks - June 5
- Teslin - June 6
- Mount Lorne-Southern Lakes #1 (Tagish) - June 6
- Whitehorse #1 -June 10
- Ibex Valley - June 11
- Whitehorse #2 - June 13
- Mount Lorne-Southern Lakes #2 (Marsh Lake) - June 14
- Old Crow - June 17
- Dawson - June 17
- Haines Junction - June 18
- Zoom - July 23
For more details and updates, visit www.yukonboundaries.ca or follow @yukonboundaries on Facebook or X.
Learn more about the Yukon Electoral District Boundaries Commission
Learn about what the Commission does and who the Commission members are at www.yukonboundaries.ca. You can also contact the Commission by emailing [email protected] or calling 1-866-668-8683 (toll free).