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Language Training Coordinator
Job Summary: Reporting to the Director of Yukon Native Language Centre (YNLC), the Language Training Coordinator will be responsible for the development, coordination, delivery, and evaluation of YNLC’s Yukon First…
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CYFN Launches Major Yukon First Nations Language Documentation and Preservation Initiative
WHITEHORSE – Representatives from the Council of Yukon First Nations (CYFN) and Yukon Native Language Centre(YNLC) marked National Aboriginal Language Day by announcing the launch of a significant collection of…
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Interested in Land Claims Issues?
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A Little About CYFN
We are a non-profit society working for the First Nations of the Yukon. We have been in existence since 1973 and continue to serve the needs of First Nations within the Yukon and the MacKenzie Delta. The Council of Yukon First Nations mandate is to serve as a political advocacy organization for Yukon First Nations holding traditional territories, to protect their rights, titles and interests.
Read more about our history
Watch Our Videos
Take a look at our four-part series on the History of Yukon Land Claims, or our video on Yukon First Nations Languages.
Mapping The Way
Mapping the Way celebrates and raises awareness about Yukon First Nation land claims and self-government. To learn more, visit mappingtheway.ca
The Yukon Aboriginal Sport Circle
The Yukon Aboriginal Sport Circle is a non-profit society dedicated to the advancement of Aboriginal recreation and sport in the Yukon. We are the sport governing body for Arctic Sports, Dene Games, Archery and Lacrosse.
Shãkãt Journal
An Elder & Youth education publication. A Journal of traditional stories told by Elders and interviewed by youth.Starting in the 1970s Ye Sa To Communications, a non-profit organization, was the publisher of several of First Nation publications including: Yukon Indian News, the Shãkãt Journal, and Danzha.