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The statement also partially attributes the deficit to two other main reasons: support costs for delivering health-care services and more funding linked to the new collective agreement between Yukon and its employees' union.
Yukon's public accounts now show the territory's non-consolidated deficit for the 2023-2024 financial year at $42.7 million, with a net non-consolidated debt of $495.5 million, rising almost $121 million over the original main estimate." A heavy number indeed for a very small population in a remote area. No mention of the VG Eagle debacle.and how much the "total" spend $ will be. PWC will come up with another tranche request around the end of the month and YTG can then host another meeting to explain it all away. Maybe First Nations cvomments on this incident is right, the payment for current spending may affect generations in ways that are not evident yet? We'll see... https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/yukon-budget-deficit-from-original-surplus-1.7363069
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