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What Could New Counter-Tariffs Mean for Yukon Tourism?
On September 8, the Government of Canada introduced new counter-tariffs on a range of U.S. imports—including products and equipment used by tourism businesses. A…
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Tourism Industry Input Sought on Whitehorse Power Centres Project
TIA Yukon is seeking input from tourism businesses and operators on the proposed Whitehorse Power Centres Project.
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Federal Fuel Tax Relief Extended into the New Year
The federal government has extended the suspension of the federal fuel excise tax until the new year, covering gasoline, diesel and aviation fuels.
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Do You Operate In or Travel Through Carcross During the Winter? We Want to Hear from You
Winterization upgrades to the Art House/Pavilion public washrooms in Carcross create an opportunity to make the facility available during the winter months.
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Tourism Industry Association of Canada (TIAC) Supports City of Whitehorse to Host FIFA World Cup 2026 Community Celebration (opens in a new tab)
Yukon NewsCommittee members endorsed the externally funded proposal at their May 19 meeting
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Tourism Industry Association of Canada’s (TIAC) House of Commons Finance Committee Budget Submission (opens in a new tab)
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Driving Change On The Hill: Canada’s RV and Camping Industries Call for Action on Trade, Infrastructure and Taxation (opens in a new tab)
newsfilecorp.comOttawa, Ontario–(Newsfile Corp. – April 30, 2026) – Leaders from the Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) of Canada and the…
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Yukon Tourism Advisory Board Communiqué (PDF, 68 KB, opens in a new tab)
TIA YukonPDF · 68 KBYukon Tourism Advisory Board Communiqué In recognition of the industry’s interest in the Yukon Tourism Advisory Board’s (YTAB) activities, the Board issues a communiqué…
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While Canadian Leaders Talk Arctic Security, This New Network Wants the Tourism Industry at the Table (CBC) (opens in a new tab)
CBCA spokesperson for the newly minted Arctic Canada Tourism Network says its members want to make sure their industry has a voice in conversations…
