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At Many Rivers Counselling & Support Services in Watson Lake, we are here to help you and your family. We provide compassionate and effective counselling services for youths and individuals, couples and marriages, and groups and families. Learn about our family education services and youth outreach programs - give us a call.

The Carcross/Tagish First Nation is mandated to protect the environment, health, education and aboriginal rights of our people; to continue to preserve and protect our culture and traditions; to protect and develop our natural resources and strengthen our

This joint publication between Yukon Housing Corporation and Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada was created to inform owners of home heating fuel oil tanks, about how to keep them safe and to prevent leaks which can have profound environmental impacts and significant costs for clean-up and mitigation. The booklet has value for any property owner with a fuel oil tank including; home owners, commercial operators, First Nation communities and business owners.The Guide to Home Heating Oil Tanks booklet is available through Yukon-based furnace repair firms and heating contractors, fuel oil delivery companies, Yukon Housing Corporation Offices, the Yukon Fire Marshall's and Building Safety's offices and City of Whitehorse Bylaw office. First Nation governments will be receiving copies of the Guide for distribution to their members.

Log Style Motel - from $99/nightRooms feature full bathroom, two queen size beds.Rooms are non-smoking. See rooms Lakeside Cabins - from $75/nightOur round log Lakeside Cabins are open concept featuring a double bed and a single bunkbed with room for up to 4 people.

It's festival time again! For the past 34 years, Frostbite Music Society has been creating a unique festival experience for Yukon artists and audiences, bringing performers from across the country to Whitehorse for an unforgettable weekend in the heart of Yukon winter.Frostbite celebrates its 35th festival with nationally acclaimed acts and a diverse selection of local talent brought together for three days of performances, sessions and workshops.

The Canadian Association For Community Living Is A Family-Based Association Assisting People With Intellectual Disabilities And Their Families To Lead The Way In Advancing Inclusion In Their Own Lives And In Their Communities. We Do This In Canada And Around The World By Sharing Information, Fostering Leadership For Inclusion, Engaging Community Leaders And Policy Makers, Seeding Innovation And Supporting Research. We Are Dedicated To Attaining Full Participation In Community Life, Ending Exclusion And Discrimination On The Basis Of Intellectual Disability, Promoting Respect For Diversity And Advancing Human Rights To Ensure Equality For All Canadians.