Government of Yukon opens Crooked Creek and Cabin Creek; permit processing about 35% faster
Two new timber plans near Stewart Crossing and Watson Lake bring 2026 access to about 169,000 cubic metres; faster permits help commercial harvesters.
IRCNews desk Updated October 19, 2026 1 min read
Two new timber plans near Stewart Crossing and Watson Lake bring 2026 access to about 169,000 cubic metres; faster permits help commercial harvesters.
For Yukon newcomers, workers, employers, and families, expanded harvest areas and faster permits can support local jobs and keep homes supplied with firewood through winter. Partnerships with First Nations and better access aim to steady operations across seasons.
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