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Plans and reports from the Department of Environment
These reports provide Yukoners and healthcare providers with key trends in respiratory virus activity in the territory, including COVID-19, influenza, …
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Airborne EM and MAG Survey, Jakes Corner Project, including seven 1:50 000-scale geophysical maps with marginal notes. The surveyed area …
This talk was presented November 22, 2022, at the Yukon Geoscience Forum.
This volume of Yukon Geology is the second of a series that reports on geology of the Yukon, especially those …
Results of a multisensor (gamma ray spectrometer, magnetometer) helicopter survey flown July-September, 2001, in the Minto area, Yukon, are available …
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The ~177 Ma Teslin Crossing Pluton was studied paleomagnetically to determine the post-Early Jurassic tectonic motions of the northern Stikine …
All 2018 news releases from the Government of Yukon.