Population figures went up for most places surveyed across the Territory.
Yukon's population has officially passed 40,000 people according to the Yukon Bureau of Statistics.
Comparatively from last year in June, the population grew 2% from 39667 people to 40, 483 people.
Across the decade, Whitehorse area population has grown by 24.6% or 6,227 people, Dawson City's population has increased by 23% or 434 people, and Watson Lake's population has declined by 6.2% or 99 people.
In historical terms, Yukon's population has steadily grown from 2004 and stood just over 33,000 people people a decade ago.
In terms of identified genders, 51% of people are male in the territory while 49% are female.

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