Yukon Territory, Canada

The Yukon is the first and smallest of Canada's Territories. Its northwesterly side borders with the State of Alaska. Like other northern regions of Canada, the Yukon experiences below average temperatures for the entire year, with an average July temperature of approximately 15 degrees Celsius.

The Yukon has sustained economic development in the construction, transportation, tourism and trade sectors. It is a location of interest for those considering career options, and those looking for unique places to visit. Each year the Yukon welcomes visitors who want to experience great northern hiking, canoeing, fishing, dog sledding, and hunting, to name just a few local attractions. Such a variety of outdoor activities has also contributed to the Yukon's becoming an attractive place to live.

The links in this section of the Web site will help you in your search for affordable housing or property investment in the Yukon. As with the other Canadian Territories, finding available housing in the Yukon can be a challenge. The local and federal government have been working together to provide available and affordable housing for residents of the Yukon.