Yukon Environmental Health Services says the company, Off the Hook Meatworks, has issued a recall notice for the products and the jerky is off store shelves.

The two territories received 7,200 doses each on Monday, while Nunavut is expected to receive its first shipment this week.

Gold miners found the wolf in permafrost, where it was held '100 per cent intact' for millennia.

Police say the break-in happened just before 6 a.m., with the lone suspect stealing a vehicle from the location.

The announcement Wednesday came as territory health officials announced a new COVID-19 case in Whitehorse.

"If the (United States) does not get its act together, I would suggest this is the last season of falling back and springing forward," Horgan said.

The death of a Watson Lake, Yukon, resident is the first coronavirus-related fatality in Canada's North.

Yukon's chief medical health officer says two more people in Watson Lake have tested positive for COVID-19.

Dr. Brendan Hanley, chief medical officer of health, says the three people belong to the same "family cluster'' and it's not yet known how they contracted the illness.

The territory said over the weekend that the person had returned from travel to Whitehorse and was in self-isolation.