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Programs and Services
Programs and Services – Sport and Recreation
- Road Racing
- Cross Country Running
- Track and Field
- Snowshoeing
- Race Walking
- Indoor skateboard park
- Service training
- Outdoor adventure camps
- Film and video club
- drop-in activities and more!
- Rendezvous Festival
- School Tours in the Spring
- Extremely Moving Youth Society’s annual fundraiser Go Nuts! Student Choreography Showcase
- Leaping Feats' year-end recital Dancing Through Life.
- Voyager Canoeing
- Rock Climbing
- Zipline
- Mountain Biking
- Raft Building
- Swimming
- and much more!
- Active Yukon Schools
RPAY's Active Yukon Schools program is a school-based initiative that furthers the integration of daily physical activity and healthy living. - Sogo Active
Sogo Active is a national youth engagement movement for physical activity. It is designed to increase levels of physical activity among Canadians ages 13 to 19 by drawing on the power of young people to reach out to their less active peers, to develop their leadership skills, and to break down the barriers to active living that many young people encounter.
Community hosts who register can also help youth groups access community micro-grants for their youth-led activities. Funding applications can be submitted online and RPAY will review and administer funding to eligible groups.
For more information on Sogo Active, contact the Active Living Coordinator: (867)668-2328, or email: active@klondiker.com - Active-Healthy Kids Yukon Toolkit Program
The Active-Healthy Kids Toolkit Program is a comprehensive training and resource opportunity to help all who work with or care for children 0 to 5 years to provide daily, quality physical activity. - Kids Ski Programs
- Bunnies Ski Program
- Jackrabbits Ski Program
- Lynx Ski Program
- Snow Fun Program
- Private ski lessons
- floor hockey
- basketball
- bowling
- indoor soccer
- movies
- weight training
- archery
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Description:: Classes available for 12 to 18 year olds. Contact: : Phone Gael: (867)334-9844 |
Air Cadets - Whitehorse Lions RCACS
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Description:: For youth ages 12 – 18. This is a free service offering summer camps across the country as well as local activities developing community involvement, citizenship, physical fitness and leadership. For more information, visit www.cadets.ca.
Contact: : Captain Cheryl Major |
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Description:: The Alpine Ski Association runs alpine ski programs open to youth. Contact: : 4061 4th Avenue, Jim Bell, President |
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Description:: Athletics Yukon works to promote, encourage, co-ordinate and administer the following sports: For more information, please visit the Athletics Yukon website. Contact: : 4061 Fourth Avenue |
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Description:: Basketball Yukon's mission is to lead a unified basketball community in the territory that delivers quality programs and services from entry level to national competitions. For more information, visit Basketball Yukon's website. Contact: : 4061 Fourth Avenue |
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Description:: Biathlon Yukon promotes the sport of biathlon in the Yukon. There are programs open to youth. Contact: : P.O. Box 31673 |
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Description:: Training sessions at Peak Fitness – classes open to all. Contact: : Phone: (867)667-2900 |
Boys and Girls Club of Whitehorse
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Description:: Provides a variety of after-school activities for youth ages 8 – 18. Activities include: Contact: : 6209 – 6th Avenue |
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Description:: The Breakdance Repertory Program (BRP) offers two breakdance classes per week and more performing opportunities throughout the year at such venues as: Contact: : website: Leaping Feats e-mail: feats@northwestel.net fax: (867)393-2622 physical address: 38 Lewes Blvd. mailing address: 95F Lewes Blvd.
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Chillax'n Lounge - Canada Games Centre
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Description:: Chillax'n is open Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights 6:00 – 9:00pm. For more information, visit the Chillax'n Lounge website. Contact: : General Inquiries (Canada Games Centre): (867)668-8360 |
City of Whitehorse Active Living Youth Programs
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Description:: The Active Living Guides features programs, events and services for the entire family. Please visit the Active Living website for information. Contact: : |
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Description:: Support for youth activities in Beaver Creek, Burwash Landing, Dawson City, Faro, Marsh Lake, Mayo, Mount Lorne and Tagish. Contact: : Gord Kurzynski, Manager Phone: (867)667-8213 Drop in to our office: |
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Description:: Cross Country Yukon is the sport governing body for cross country skiing in the Yukon, with affiliate clubs in Whitehorse and rural communities such as Old Crow, Mount Lorne and Marsh Lake. For more information, visit Cross Country Yukon's website. Contact: : 4061 4th Avenue |
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Description:: The Cycling Association of Yukon hosts events and programs open to youth. Contact: : 4061 Fourth Avenue |
Equinox Outdoor Learning Centre
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Description:: Camps offer weekly programs for children aged 8-10 and youth aged 11-14. For more information, check out the Equinox Adventure Learning website. Contact: : Box 20822 |
Extremely Moving Youth Society
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Description:: Extremely Moving Youth Society, located in Whitehorse, was created to provide excellent pre-professional dance education to northern youth. For more information, visit the Extremely Moving Youth Society website. Contact: : 95 F Lewes Blvd. |
Hunter Education Program - Environment Yukon
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Description:: Learn your hunting skills the right way! Sign up for the free Hunter Education and Ethics Development (HEED) workshop. This 20-hour workshop is held throughout the year in most Yukon communities, dependent on enrollment. Topics include firearm safety, wilderness survival, wildlife identifications, hunting regulations, wildlife management and outdoor ethics. For more information, visit the HEED webpage. Contact: : Hunter Education Coordinator |
Husky Snow Stars - Alpine Ski Association Yukon
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Description:: The Husky Snow Stars program is a 7-step skill development program for young skiers between 5 and 12 years old. For more information, please visit the Husky Snow Stars website. Contact: : Phone Jim: 867-668-7135 |
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Description:: The Judo Yukon Association is in place to support the sport of Judo in all Yukon Communities. For more information, visit the Judo Yukon webpage. Contact: : 4061 Fourth Avenue |
Klondike Highland Dancing Club
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Description:: Recreational and competitive highland dance classes available. Contact: : 25 Klondike Road |
Leaping Feats Creative Danceworks
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Description:: Dance programs offered year-round in Whitehorse, summer dance camps in rural Yukon. For more information on dance programs, visit Leaping Feats' website. Contact: : 95F Lewes Blvd |
Learning Disabilities Association of Yukon (LDAY)
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Description:: The Learning Disabilities Association of Yukon (LDAY) is a volunteer, non-profit organization which provides services and programs for Yukoners with learning disabilities. For more information, visit the Learning Disabilities Association of Yukon website. Contact: : 107 Main Street |
Lorne Mountain Community Association
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Description: Lorne Mountain Community Association's (LMCA) mandate is to provide the facilities and recreational opportunities that promote a healthy lifestyle, encourage family participation, provide opportunities for youth employment and training while supporting goals of sustainability and environmental responsibility. For more information, visit the Lorne Mountain Community Association website. Contact: Phone: 867-667-7083 |
Northern Lights School of Dance
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Description:: Dance programs and classes available for people of all ages and skill levels. For more information, visit the Northern Lights School of Dance website. Contact: : 27 –14th Avenue |
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Contact: : 4061- 4th Avenue |
Polarettes and Polar Tumblers Gymnastics Club
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Description:: Polarettes’ mission is to promote recreational and competitive gymnastic opportunities by encouraging good sportsmanship and supporting the desire to participate in the sport at all levels. Gymnastics can be for fun, for recreation, for personal improvement, or for competition. There is something for everyone at all stages! For more information on Polarettes, visit www.polarettes.org. Contact: : Drop into our gym at 16 Duke St. in Riverdale beside Vanier Secondary School |
RPAY - Recreation and Parks Association of the Yukon
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Description:: The Recreation and Parks Association of the Yukon (RPAY) is a non-profit organization that works in partnership with Yukon groups, agencies, and individuals to promote and support healthy, active lifestyles in the Yukon. Programs include: For more information on any of RPAY's programs or services, please visit http://www.rpay.org/. Contact: : Office Location: 509 Hanson Street, Whitehorse, Yukon |
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Description:: Scouts offer fun and exciting programming for youth ages 5-26 in Yukon. Young people enjoy Scouts Canada’s programs, which are provided by caring and dedicated volunteers. Registration accepted all year long, space permitting. For more information, check out the Scouts Canada website. Contact: : |
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Description:: Snowboard Yukon is Yukon's competitive snowboarding organization. We organize and sanction events, train athletes and coaches, form and administer teams for out-of-territory competitions, and represent Yukon riders in the Canadian Snowboard Federation. For more information, visit Snowboard Yukon's website. Contact: : 4061 Fourth Avenue |
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Description:: Softball Yukon is the recognized Sport Governing body for Softball in the Yukon. We schedule all softball events and maintain all the ballparks in the City of Whitehorse. For more information, visit http://www.softballyukon.ca/. Contact: : Jean Poulin, Program Coordinator |
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Description:: Squash Yukon is the official sport governing body for squash and its players in the Yukon and is mandated to promote the growth and development of the sport. The junior program is the heart of the Squash Yukon Program with many opportunities for young players starting out or those ready for major tournaments. For more information, check out the Squash Yukon website. Contact: : Jim Gilpin, President |
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Description:: Swim Yukon is the Sport Governing Body for competitive swimming in the Yukon. Swim Yukon endeavours to encourage and support competitive swimming by developing swimmers throughout the Yukon right up to the national and international level. For more information, visit the Swim Yukon website. Contact: : 4061 Fourth Avenue |
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Description:: The sport of synchronized swimming is accessible to all! It promotes fun and fitness and allows participants to reach their own level of excellence. Contact: : Synchro Yukon |
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Description:: Table Tennis Yukon coordinates events and programs open to youth. Contact: : 109 Alsek Road |
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Description:: Each summer from June 1 to September 30, Tennis Yukon provides adult and junior lessons, junior tennis camps, clinics, league play, and tournaments at the Mt. Mac courts. For more information, visit Tennis Yukon's website. Contact: : 4 Kluhini Crescent |
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Description:: Titan Gaming provides the best environment to play games with your friends and gives you an opportunity to meet people. It’s a haven for all gamers, offering a combination of retro gaming (D&D, Magic the Gathering etc.), and new age computer gaming, on cutting edge systems. For more information, check out Titan Gaming's website. Contact: : 305 Main St. |
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Description:: "Building success through sport!" For more information, visit Volleyball Yukon's website. Contact: : 4061 4th Avenue |
Whitehorse Cross Country Ski Club
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Description:: Whitehorse Cross Country Ski Club child and youth programs include: For more information, visit the Whitehorse Cross Country Ski Club website. Contact: : Phone: (867)668-4477 |
Whitehorse Glacier Bears Swim Club
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Description:: The all-age-group 'Bears' programs run from September to early June. For more information, please visit the Glacier Bears' website. Contact: : |
Winter Youth Activities Program
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Description:: The Winter Youth Activities Program offers funding to 16 rural communities and Kwanlin Dün First Nation for activities, training and employment for youth. Contact: : Gord Kurzynski, Manager Box 2703, A-8Y Phone: (867)667-8213 Drop in to our office: |
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Description:: The program focuses on attendance, participation, comprehension and fair play. Outdoor activities take place weather permitting. Contact: : Youth Achievement Centre |
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Description:: The Yukon Aboriginal Sport Circle is a non-profit society dedicated to the advancement of Aboriginal recreation and sport in the Yukon. We provide opportunities for youth to try out for teams that compete in the North American Indigenous Games, National Aboriginal Hockey Championship and traditional sports events held during the Arctic Winter Games. For more information, please visit the Yukon Aboriginal Sport Circle website. Contact: : 4061 4th Avenue Phone: (867)668-2840 |
Yukon Amateur Hockey Association
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Description:: The Yukon Amateur Hockey Association (YAHA) is the sport governing body for amateur hockey in the Yukon. YAHA is responsible for organizing the annual territorial minor hockey championships for all age groups as well as operating the Arctic Winter Games program every 2 years) and the Canada Winter Games Program (every four years). For more information please visit the YAHA website. Contact: : 4061 Fourth Avenue |
Yukon Amateur Speed Skating Association
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Description:: Yukon Amateur Speed Skating Association has programs open to youth. Contact: : 4061 4th Avenue |
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Description:: The Yukon Curling Association is the sport governing body for curling in Yukon. In addition to Yukon Territory, YCA's jurisdiction also includes bordering BC and NWT communities whose primary transportation route is through the Yukon. For more information, please visit the YCA website. Contact: : 4061-4th Avenue Phone: (867)668-7121 |
Yukon Freestyle Ski Association
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Description:: The RBC Jumps & Bumps Program is a fun way to improve skills and make friends! For more information, visit the Yukon Freestyle Ski Association webpage.
Contact: : e-mail: yukonfreeski@gmail.com |
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Description:: Yukon Golf Association hosts summer golf camps and golf programs open to youth. Contact: : 4061 4th Avenue |
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Contact: : 4061 4th Avenue |
Yukon Horse & Rider Association
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Description:: The YH&RA is a registered Yukon society dedicated to the sport of horseback riding in Yukon. The Association aims to encourage good horsemanship and help promote interest in the light horse industry. For more information on the YH&RA, please visit their website. Contact: : 125 Ponderosa Drive |
Yukon Orienteering Association
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Description:: The Yukon Orienteering Association is the sport governing body for orienteering in the Yukon Territory. It is a volunteer-based organization that coordinates and administers various programs devoted to the promotion and development of orienteering. Contact: : 4061 4th Avenue |
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Description:: The Junior Shooters Program introduces youth ages 12-18 to the shooting sport. Contact: : 4061 4th Avenue |
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Description:: The Yukon Soccer Association is the sport governing body for the sport of soccer in Yukon. It is a volunteer-based organization that coordinates and administers various programs devoted to the promotion and development of soccer. For more information, visit the Yukon Soccer Association website. Contact: : 4061 Fourth Avenue |
Yukon Stars Hand-cycling Program
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Description:: Yukon Stars is working to build inclusive, active and vibrant communities for people of ALL ages, cultures, and abilities. Contact: : Phone: (867)668-4236 |
Yukon Ultimate Frisbee Association
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Description:: "The" source for information on Ultimate and Disc Golf in the Yukon! Contact: : e-mail: yukondisc@yahoo.ca |
