The Temporary Landlord Assistance Program (TLAP) provides a one-time rebate to landlords for units that were available for rent during the 2023 calendar year. Landlords can apply for a payment of $338 per unit.
The program helps residential landlords affected by the change in rent cap regulations for the 2023 calendar year. Rent increases are now capped at a maximum of 5 per cent.
Announced Oct 19, 2023. Effect Nov 2, 220 - Feb 29, 2024
The Department of Environment tracks wildlife mortality information from the different types of harvesting methods (i.e. hunting, trapping, outfitting) and human/wildlife conflict. The animals that must be reported for the activities are: big game animals, wolf, lynx, fox, wolverine, and any animal that is protected under the Wildlife Act. Currently, the Department of Environment is tracking wildlife mortality data through a paper-based process and is taking steps to become more digital in its processes for the ease of access to clients. The new Wildlife Mortalities Service system will replace the Harvest Database and this system will issue the Wildlife Export permits and communicate with the departmental licensing and permitting system (POSSE), SQL Server and AIMES system. The Wildlife Mortalities Service will also access data stored in the department's human-wildfire conflict reporting app. The communication between the systems will mitigate the need for clients to supply the department with the same information twice. This PIA will only focus on the collection, use, and disclosure of personal information involving the Wildlife Mortalities Service.
The Small Business Flood Recovery Funding Program is a one-time program providing financial assistance to small business owners who were impacted by and incurred significant uninsured damages and loss as a result of the May 2023 flooding in the Klondike Valley area.
Effective Jun 30, 2023 - Oct 3, 2023
All supporting documentation must be submitted by Oct 1, 2024
This PIA covers the spatial data and the two distribution platforms currently on offer by the Geomatics Yukon unit in the eServices for citizens branch of the Yukon Government. GeoYukon is an interactive mapping application containing the Government of Yukon's authoritative and current mapa data, provided as a free public service.
The Department of Tourism and Culture introduced 3 new public creative and cultural funding programs being distributed by the Arts Unit and this PIA covers the collection, use, disclosure, and storage of information involving in the following funding programs:
The Express Micro-grant - an arts funding program to provide support to Yukon first-time applicants in the creative and cultural industries.
The Indigenous Artists and Cultural Carriers Micro-grant - an arts funding program established with the Canada Council for the Arts. The program provides funding to Indigenous artists, arts workers and cultural carriers.
The Creative and Cultural Career Advancement Fund - an arts funding program to provide a fixed amount of $50,000 to Yukon residents in the creative and cultural industries.
The Yukon Government Department of Health and Social Services (HSS) has developed the ColonCheck program that sits within the Community of Health Program Branch of the HSS. This program was introduced across the Territory to promote early detection of colon cancer. In addition, this initiative involves the implementation of a new Oracle database, which is accessed and updated via an internal web application called the "the ColonCheck Application" (ColonCheck App). The Oracle database is not accessible outside of the ColonCheck App, with limited exception. Authorized staff within the Information and Communications Technology branch of the Department of Highways and Public Works may access the database from the "back-end" for maintenance or database administrator purposes while the authorized staff of the HSS will access it for the management of client personal health information. Also, the ColonCheck App will be held on Yukon Government's existing Oracle infrastructure and will replace ColonCheck current use of Microsoft Access and Microsoft Excel databases for storing client information received through ColonCheck.
The Cambian Online Scheduler will allow Yukoners to have real-time access to Yukon's health care scheduling system and to self-schedule health care appointments offered by various divisions in HSS. The HSS plans to implement Cambian Online Scheduler accross three phases:
Phase I: Replace CANImmunize with Cambian Online Schedule to allow client bookings for immunizations
Phase II: Implement Cambian Online Scheduler for Yukon Communicable Disease Control (YCDC) to allow client bookings for YCDC services (e.g. STII test, emergency contraception, pregnancy test)
Phase III: Additional services to be added to Cambian Online Scheduler (e.g. tuberculosis screening, child health clinic, tetanus appointments)
This PIA is an addendum to the Panorama PIAs using Panorama system shared by health authorities in the Yukon and British Columbia.
The Fish and Wildlife Branch (FWB) is implementing a data sharing policy to guide how ecological data is accepted from third parties, manage ecological data that have restrictions on the way they may be used, and share ecological data with others. In terms of informal data requests, the policy ensures that the way ecological data is accepted and shared will be in accordance with the ATIPP Act. FWB is committed to sharing ecological data as openly as possible, while ensuring that sharing this data does not negatively impact series and ecosystems, as well as the way to manage a sustainable harvest and the working relationship with others. This policy is needed to ensure that sharing of ecological data is consistent and transparent and the reasons why an informal data request may be denied.
This PIA addendum is in conjunction with the Midwifery PIA that has been completed as of November 2021 and will document the following changes:
* The use of Plexia as the midwifery electronic medical record (EMR)
* The use of the Telmediq Paging System
* The use of Zoom for HealthCare
* The expansion of service delivery to rural communities
* Additional information on the Application Form process.
The 125 Prize is a special one-time fund of $250,000 to mark the Yukon's 125th Anniversary. 3 to 5 exceptional Yukon-based projects will be selected to receive up to $125,000 to achieve something extraordinary that leaves a lasting legacy. Applications during all stages will be managed through SurveyMonkey Apply (smapply.io). The information collected through the application process will be used to determine eligibility for program support. All projects must take place between December 2023 and December 31, 2024, and include a social media component.