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One Land. One People.Welcome to the Kaska Dena CouncilThe Kaska Dena Council was formed as a Society in 1981 to advance interests of Kaska individuals who are potential beneficiaries of a treaty settlement with Canada and British Columbia. The Kaska Dena Council has 9 directors which includes 3 elected executive officers.The purpose of the Kaska Dena Council includes:Represent the interests of all Kaska Dena, especially with respect to the negotiation and settlement of the Kaska Dena land claimPromote and protect respect for the land and cultural heritage of the Kaska DenaPromote unity and sharing amongst all KaskaAssist in the delivery of services including social, economic, cultural and educational programs to Kaska Dena communitiesPromote a community environment wherein all Kaska people can enjoy physical and spiritual health and live with dignity and prideWork toward the recognition and protection of the aboriginal rights of all Canadian Native peopleDo all things necessary to achieve the foregoing objectives

Yukon is the size of California with the population of one square kilometre in Manhattan. In other words, we enjoy a vast amount of space up here. Read on to learn more about the Yukon, from our cultural roots to our official wildflower to our iconic wilderness parks.

The Kaska Dena Council was formed as a Society in 1981 to advance interests of Kaska individuals who are potential beneficiaries of a treaty settlement with Canada and British Columbia. The Kaska Dena Council has 9 directors which includes 3 elected execu

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.

It is the mission of Nortech to provide innovative approaches to Non-destructive Services and build effective long-term relations with our customers offering first-rate services delivered in a timely and accurate manner.

Earth Communications a division of CT Ventures Inc, located in the heart of the Horn River Basin in Fort Nelson, BC is a locally owned customer and service oriented communications rental company. Established in 2001, CT Ventures Inc. employed 2 men and provided service & rentals of communications equipment to remote areas of Fort Nelson in NE BC. Earth Communications was purchased in 2003, expanding the business into 2 way mobile & hand held radio communications. Over the past 10 years, Earth Communications has grown into a full service & professional rental company now employees 14 local residents. Communications rental equipment available are argo, cell booster, satellite tv systems, mobile & hand held radio packages, satellite internet, rig intercom & rig phone systems, satellite receivers & tv's, mobile tower trailers, etc. We realize that first rate service & modern equipment places you on top of your field. Now servicing all Alberta, NE, BC & NWT.

We are "the People of the Land" and we have occupied the lands of our traditional territory in the Northeast of British Columbia for tens of thousands of years. Our connection with the land and the resources of our territory goes back many generations. We were, and still are, hunters and gatherers and we moved around the territory with the seasons, and with the animals that sustained our way of life and our livelihood. We were historically known as the Fort Nelson Slavey Band.

The North East Native Advancing Society (NENAS) was incorporated under the Society Act in 1990 as a coordinating group under the North East Aboriginal Management Board working in collaboration with Human Resources Development Canada. As programming evolve

We are "the People of the Land" and we have occupied the lands of our traditional territory in the Northeast of British Columbia for tens of thousands of years. Our connection with the land and the resources of our territory goes back many generations. We were, and still are, hunters and gatherers and we moved around the territory with the seasons, and with the animals that sustained our way of life and our livelihood. We were historically known as the Fort Nelson Slavey Band

Rod and Martha Taylor founded Uncommon Journeys, a premier provider of adventure travel vacations in northwest Canada and the Yukon Territory in 1997. As former wilderness guides, Uncommon Journeys unites Rod and Martha's passion for outdoor adventure with their high standards for guest service, accommodations and amenities on Uncommon Journey's adventure trips. Uncommon Journey's is distinguished within the Yukon by providing the highest quality accommodations for guests including the spacious and comfortable wilderness lodge and homestead outside Whitehorse and their deluxe wilderness yurt camp in the Ibex Wilderness. The Uncommon Journeys sled dog kennel was the first to receive Mush with Pride's highest level of dogcare certification in Canada and from their outstanding sled dog training programs to the quality of their equipment and staff to their high safety standards, Uncommon Journeys is virtually unparalleled in the Yukon.

The Yukon Employees' Union (YEU) is one of the youngest members of the PSAC National Board of Directors. Our founding convention took place in June 1990. However, we have been a member of the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) since 1966. During the first 24 years of our existence, YEU was recognized as a unique 'Local' entity within the Alliance structure.YEU elected its first full-time President in 1987. At the 2008 Triennial Convention, members voted to convert the office of 1st Vice-President into a full-time paid position. All other executive members are volunteers elected from Locals across the territory.