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the number of dispensations for each of four different drugs from all of HSS —Suboxone, naltrexone, methadone and buprenorphine — for the years 2015 through Dec. 31 2023, by month. If Justice dispenses any of these drugs through the Corrections system, please include. Also if any are dispensed through the Yukon Hospital Corporation.
Timeframe: January 1, 2015 - December 31, 2023.
Records mentioning the rumoured or confirmed consumption, selling and/or buying of illicit drugs at the Whitehorse Emergency Shelter, the Supervised Housing and Reintegration Program and any other properties and programs operated by Connective in Whitehorse. Timeframe: October 1, 2022 - February 20, 2024
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
not just looking for records pertaining to "drug-dealing," but also consumption/use, as noted in my original request - please DO NOT limit the records to only ones related to any drug transactions.
records related to any unsanctioned illicit drug consumption, drug selling or drug buying taking place in or around Connective properties.
only seeking records related to unsanctioned/illicit activity.
not looking for records generally pertaining to Connective's operations and the effectiveness of its programs.
Seeking all records related to a propane leak at Whistle Bend Place.
Timeframe: January 19, 2024 - January 26, 2024
Seeking a spreadsheet which shows: - the number (actual count) of people in Yukon who tested positive for Covid - the number (actual count) of people who had Covid linked to their cause of death - presented on a per month basis Source the data from Yukon Communicable Disease Control. Notes: 1 - This data used to be public facing on the Covid dashboard and is no longer discoverable. 2 - Not seeking the rate of people (e.g. 1 per 100,000), which is available. Seeking the actual count.
Timeframe: November 21, 2022 - February 21, 2024
Last summer a public engagement survey regarding barriers to Indigenous recruitment and retention within the Government of Yukon closed after one month. looking for preliminary results from that survey. also looking for statistics regarding trends in Indigenous employment within the Government of Yukon per year. looking for statistics by department and for the entire entity of the Yukon government, if possible. Specific types of records would include discussions of strategies for Indigenous recruitment and retention; as much Yukon census data as is available, particularly outlining statistics about the Indigenous population; internal "census" data of Yukon government employees with demographic statistics from as many departments as possible AND from YG as a single entity, particularly outlining statistics about Indigenous employees; and results from the June 26-July 31 Public Engagement survey "Identifying barriers to Indigenous recruitment and retention.".
Timeframe: January 1, 2014 - February 18, 2024
any emails sent or received regarding the Dawson Bridge statement by the Prime Minister and the subsequent clarification of the Nisutlin Bay Bridge.
Timeframe: February 12, 2024 - February 16, 2024
Records about staffing issues/shortages at Whitehorse General Hospital. Records about capacity issues (ex. beds being at or near 100%, any services needing to be delayed or cancelled) at Whitehorse General Hospital.
Timeframe January 1, 2024 to February 14, 2024
Records about staffing issues/shortages at Whitehorse General Hospital. Records about capacity issues (ex. beds being at or near 100%, any services needing to be delayed or cancelled) at Whitehorse General Hospital.
Timeframe January 1, 2024 to February 14, 2024
information around the department of highways and public works' decision to auction off the diesel engine that sat on the Whitehorse waterfront until 2023. Also looking to find out if it was successfully auctioned, how it was removed from the waterfront, and the price it sold for, as well as what kind of hazardous materials might have been present in the car and why bidders were not allowed to inspect the trolley in advance.
Timeframe: November 15, 2021 - December 31, 2023
North Klondike Highway Corridor Strategic Upgrades – Phase 2 Mentions of a permanent bridge crossing the Yukon River in Dawson City Discussions involving federal funding of a permanent bridge in Dawson City Discussions involving using the federal funding originally intended to build a permanent bridge in Dawson City to rebuild the Nisutlin Bay Bridge Discussions with the Government of Canada involving a permanent bridge in Dawson City Discussions with the Government of Canada involving the Nisutlin Bay Bridge Discussions with the Government of Canada regarding changing the publicly available information from saying that funding would build a bridge in Dawson City to saying that the funding would help replace the Nisutlin Bay Bridge. At some point, the Government of Yukon requested funding from the Government of Canada for the North Klondike Highway Corridor Strategic Upgrades – Phase 2. And at some point before that funding was approved and announced, a decision was made to not mention a permanent bridge in Dawson City, since there is no public mention of such a bridge.
Timeframe: January 1, 2020 to February 15, 2024
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
I’m looking for records involving the funding required to build a bridge in Dawson City including cost analysis and recommendations from the department on how best to use that funding.
I’m also looking for similar records regarding the Nisutlin Bay Bridge, and any indication that funding originally intended for the Dawson bridge be reallocated to Nisutlin Bay.