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TKC is holding an important information session facilitated by the Yukon Government Opioid Overdose Coordinator. The session will show: • How to identify the symptoms of overdose • Where to access Naloxone treatment • How to administer the Naloxone treatment February...

January 21, 2019: The LRH Community Gathering Agenda is available here. The Lands, Resources and Heritage department will be hosting a Community Gathering and invites all TKC citizens participate. January 25th and 26th. The main three objectives are to share LRH...

January 8, 2019 Along with other Yukon First Nation Chiefs and Modern Treaty First Nations and Self Government Indigenous groups, Chief Kane met with Prime Minister, the Right Honourable Justin Trudeau and several federal ministers at the Canada-Modern Treaty and...

Thinking of where you want to work this summer? Ta’an is looking for Summer Students! We see you working in any of the following departments: Lands, Resources and Heritage Department Housing & Infrastructure Department Health and Education Department...

The Yukon Anti-Poverty Coalition (YAPC) is hosting a 5-week training program on how to use your voice to create change in the community.  Voices Influencing Change is a program for people with lived experience of homelessness, poverty and other forms of social...

TCK will be hosting a PD Day Camp (click on link for details and directions) on January 18, 2019. The Day Camp will be hosted in the Mundessa Office building on 509 B Jarvis Street. I have added 2 photos to help guide parents to the drop off location, and a sandwich...

Southern Tutchone Tribal Council invites all Southern Tutchone people to join us for community consultations.  Your thoughts, ideas and input are important and required to help us develop the STTC 3-year Strategic Plan. We will have two sessions each day, in each...

The Lands, Resources and Heritage Department will be hosting a Community Gathering on January 25th and 26th.  All TKC citizens are invited to participate. The Community Gathering will be facilitated by LRH and will take place at the Mount McIntyre Recreation Center in...

The winter newsletter is available here!

Jordan’s Principle is a principle that ensures there is substantive equality and that there are no gaps in publicly-funded health,  social and education programs, services and supports for First Nations children. The Jordan's Principle Online Handbook is now available...