35th Legislature of Yukon

35 Legislature of Yukon
Minority parliament
c. 2021 – present
Parliament leaders
PremierSandy Silver
December 3, 2016 – January 14, 2023
Ranj Pillai
January 14, 2023 – June 27, 2025
Mike Pemberton
June 27, 2025 – present
Party caucuses
GovernmentYukon Liberal Party
OppositionYukon Party
Sovereign
MonarchElizabeth II
February 6, 1952 – September 8, 2022
Charles III
September 8, 2022 – present
← 34th

The 35th Legislature of Yukon were elected at the 2021 Yukon general election.[1] Jeremy Harper is the current speaker of the Yukon Legislative Assembly (since May 11, 2021).

Executive council

Commissioner
The Honourable Adeline Webber 2023–
Portfolio[2] Minister
Premier of Yukon
      & Minister responsible for the Executive Council Office 		Ranj Pillai 2023–
Deputy Premier
      & Minister of Education
      & Minister responsible for the Women and Gender Equity Directorate 		Jeanie McLean 2023–
Minister of Energy, Mines and Resources
      & Minister of Tourism and Culture
      & Minister responsible for Yukon Development Corporation
      & Minister responsible for Yukon Energy Corporation
      & Minister responsible for French Languages Service Directorate 		John Streicker 2021–
Minister of Community Services
      & Minister responsible for Yukon Workers' Compensation Health and Safety Board 		Richard Mostyn 2021–
Minister of Economic Development
      & Minister responsible for the Yukon Housing Corporation
 Ranj Pillai 2021–
Minister of Highways & Public Works
      & Minister of the Environment 		Nils Clarke 2021–
Minister of Justice
      & Minister of Health and Social Services 		Tracy-Anne McPhee 2023–
Minister of Finance
      & Minister of the Public Service Commission
      & Minister responsible for Yukon Liquor Corporation
      & Minister responsible for Yukon Lottery Commission 		Sandy Silver 2023–

Seating plan

[3]

McLeod Van Bibber Hassard Istchenko Tredger
Kent Dixon Clarke Cathers White Blake
Harper
McPhee Pillai Streicker McLean
Clarke Silver Mostyn

Current members

The table contain the names, parties, and ridings of the current MLAs.[4]
Bold indicates the Party Leader.
Italics indicates a cabinet minister.
Bold and Italics indicates the Premier.

Name Party Riding First elected / previously elected
  Currie Dixon Yukon Copperbelt North 2011, 2021
  Scott Kent Yukon Copperbelt South 2000,[a] 2011
  Sandy Silver Liberal Klondike 2011
  Wade Istchenko Yukon Kluane 2011
  Brad Cathers Yukon Lake Laberge 2002
  Jeremy Harper Liberal Mayo-Tatchun 2021
  John Streicker Liberal Mount Lorne-Southern Lakes 2016
  Jeanie McLean Liberal Mountainview 2016
  Stacey Hassard Yukon Pelly-Nisutlin 2011
  Yvonne Clarke Yukon Porter Creek Centre 2021
  Geraldine Van Bibber Yukon Porter Creek North 2016
  Ranj Pillai Liberal Porter Creek South 2016
  Nils Clarke Liberal Riverdale North 2016
  Tracy-Anne McPhee Liberal Riverdale South 2016
  Kate White New Democratic Takhini-Kopper King 2011
  Annie Blake New Democratic Vuntut Gwitchin 2021
  Patti McLeod Yukon Watson Lake 2011
  Emily Tredger New Democratic Whitehorse Centre 2021
  Richard Mostyn Liberal Whitehorse West 2016

Notes

  1. ^ Riverside (First elected as a Liberal)

References

  1. ^ "Fixed election dates proposed". Yukon News. October 10, 2020. Retrieved April 4, 2021.
  2. ^ "Meet the Premier's team". yukon.ca. January 19, 2023. Retrieved May 25, 2023.
  3. ^ "2023 Spring Sitting Seating Plan" (PDF). yukonassembly.ca. Legislative Assembly of Yukon. Retrieved May 25, 2023.
  4. ^ "Members of the Legislative Assembly | Yukon Legislative Assembly". Legislative Assembly of Yukon. Retrieved May 25, 2023.
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