First-Nations-First-Aid near Crestview YT (286 Result(s))

Dawson City Arts Society is the non profit association that runs the Klondike Institute of Art and Culture.

Welcome to Watson Lake!Situated in the rolling hills of southeast Yukon, Watson Lake offers many ways to enjoy the outdoors. Best of all, the spectacular Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) illuminate the night sky with dancing displays of colour.Watson Lake is home to the famous Sign Post Forest , the incredible Northern Lights Space and Science Centre and the gateway to the exciting history and breathtaking scenery of Yukon. Watson Lake by visiting the Watson Lake Community Library or stop by the Visitor Information Centre (beside the Sign Post Forest). The friendly staff can help you plan your stay!Watson Lake Hydro Potential in Kaska Territory- Assess hydro potential in the Watson Lake area- Identified 3 preferred hydro scheme that can fulfill part or all of Watson Lake energy demand- Feasibility study commissioned by the Town of Watson Lake, Yukon Electric and the Liard First Nation

Tagish is a small, rural community in the heart of Yukon's Southern Lakes. The traditional home of the Carcross Tagish First Nation, we are on the watershed of the Yukon River and have almost continuous water access to the Bering Sea. The gold seekers of the Klondike Gold Rush of 1898 travelled to Dawson through the heart of our community .

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In 1900, at the height of the Klondike Gold Rush, Chief Jim Boss (Kishxóot) of the Ta'an Kwäch'än recognized that his people needed protection for their land and hunting grounds in the wake of a growing non-aboriginal population. Chief Boss petitioned the

Writing Targeted Briefing Notes T034 October 15 types and components of briefing not.Born in the UFAElijah Smith and his colleagues had a dream; to see Yukon First Nations achieve self-determinacy. Their united front led to the Umbrella Final Agreement (UFA) and out of that, the Training Policy Committee (TPC) was born.