Yukon Ombusdman
promoting
fairness,
openness,
and
accountability
The Yukon Ombudsman provides an independent, impartial means by which public complaints concerning the Government of Yukon can be heard and investigated with the goal of promoting fairness, openness and accountability in public administration.
What's New
International Ombuds Day to be celebrated on Thursday, October 8th
The Yukon Ombudsman joins her colleagues across Canada and internationally to mark Ombuds Day on October 8th: Ombuds: Unusual Name. Important Service.
View PostAnnual Reports issued by Yukon Ombudsman, Information and Privacy Commissioner, and Public Interest Disclosure Commissioner
Special sections of report highlight key concerns and solutions
View PostCOVID-19 prompts change to way complaints are received by Office of Yukon Ombudsman, Information and Privacy Commissioner and Public Interest Disclosure Commissioner
To support efforts to implement “social distancing” and for the protection of her staff and the public, Diane McLeod-McKay is limiting personal contact by accepting complaints and enquiries by phone and email rather than in-person, for now.
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Contact Us
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3162 Third Avenue, Main Floor
Whitehorse, Yukon, Y1A 1G3
Due to precautions being taken during the COVID-19 pandemic, enquiries and complaints are being accepted primarily by phone and email, not in person. Please note that personal information should not be shared via email.
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To submit a complaint or a request for review (access request) form:
Phone: 867-667-8468
Toll free in Yukon:
1-800-661-0408 (ext. 8468)
Email*: intake@yukonombudsman.ca
For media inquiries:
Phone:867-332-4555
Email*: communications@yukonombudsman.ca