100.ca · Thursday, November 12, 2026 · Simplified Version · Yukon

Yukon will spend more than $23 million on school buildings

The Yukon government will spend more than $23 million on school buildings in 2027-28. It shared the details on Tuesday. The biggest project is a new roof for École Émilie-Tremblay, a French-language school in Whitehorse. Whitehorse is the capital of Yukon. The old roof lets water in. The new roof will cost $5.35 million. The work will happen this summer. Yukon will also pay $1.35 million for a new roof at a school in Teslin. It will spend $4.8 million on four ready-built classrooms for busy schools. It will also spend $1.2 million to plan a new Whitehorse Elementary building.

100 wordsSource: Radio-Canada, by Marie-Soleil Desautels

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