Dr. Brendan Hanley announced the Yukon’s 82nd case of COVID-19 on Monday.

Hanley, the Yukon’s chief medical officer of health, confirmed one new case of COVID-19, bringing the territory’s total to 82 cases.

There is currently one active case in the Yukon.

He said case 82 is in Whitehorse and is travel-related, linked to an outbreak in another jurisdiction and is positive for B.1.1.7

There were no public exposures. The individual is recovering at home.

As of last Tuesday, the government had received 1,842 complaints:

• Failure to self-isolate: 1,039;

• Gatherings over 10 inside or 50 outside: 48;

• Failure to transit through the Yukon in 24 hours or stay on their designated route: 475;

• Businesses failing to comply with orders: 23;

• Failure to abide by declaration form: 42;

• Failure to wear a mask: 165; and

• Failure to physical distance: 50.

There have been three new charges since April 20, issued by Civil Emergency Measures Act (CEMA) officers (all charges are failure to self-isolate).

There has been a total of 80 charges and 64 people charged under the CEMA.

Number of total incoming travellers: 79,313.

Resident travellers: 21,360.

B.C. residents: 16,362.

N.W.T. residents: 523.

Other jurisdictions: 1,215.

Non-residents staying: 14,842.

Non-residents transiting: 24,914.

Other: 97.

Decals distributed indicating out-of-territory vehicles permitted in the Yukon: 384.