First-Nations-First-Aid near Carmacks YT (285 Result(s))

Established in 1998, we are proud to be the Yukon’s number one vendor of marijuana related products for 21 years! We offer a wide range of choice products for all of your smoking, growing, and vaping needs. With our competitive prices, friendly and knowledgeable staff, and only the highest quality merchandise we are here to stay for at least another 21 years!

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Geo Cardinal is a young and energetic consulting company specializing in mapping, and GIS. Based in Whitehorse, Yukon, Geo Cardinal is able to provide services to local communities and First Nations, governments, and industries. At Geo Cardinal we offer technical assistance and support from the collection of data on the field to the creation of maps and posters. We can help our client all along their projects or only in specific steps and we adapt to their needs.

As a partner in the worldwide Anglican Communion and in the universal Church, we proclaim and celebrate the gospel of Jesus Christ in worship and action. We are a mission diocese within the Anglican Church of Canada. Founded in 1891 as the Diocese of Selkirk, and changed to the Diocese of Yukon in 1907. As a mission diocese, we are members of the Council of the North, which is a grouping of financially assisted dioceses, supported through grants by General Synod and the generosity of donors. We minister with, and among, 13 parishes throughout the communities of Yukon and Northern BC. This includes Old Crow, Keno, Mayo, Dawson City, Pelly Crossing, Haines Junction, Faro, Ross River, Whitehorse, Teslin, Watson Lake, Atlin, Telegraph Creek, Dease Lake, and Fort Nelson. We acknowledge that we live and work on the traditional territories of the 14 Yukon First Nations and the First Nations of Northern British Columbia and we give thanks for their generous welcome.

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Grandma Treesaw has long been making Teslin Tlingit style bannock for her friends and family all across the Yukon. She now is passing her knowledge of bannock on to her children and grandchildren, the same way as she was raised. ? Teresa is passionate about sharing her culture with everyone through bannock and sees it as a way to celebrate her First Nations culture, family and traditions through food. Now, you can enjoy a true taste of the Yukon with Grandma Treesaw’s Yukon Bannock Mix.