Learn more about the Final and Self-Government Agreements
Our Resources
A Long Journey Home – Part Four - Settlement and Governance
A Long Journey Home is a four part NEDAA series developed in partnership between the Council of Yukon First Nations and the Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon in 1997.
Perspectives Series 3: Forging Their Own Path
Perspectives Series 3: Forging Their Own Path - Video courtesy of Yukon University (in collaboration with Government of Yukon).
Perspectives Series 4: A Seat At The Table
Perspectives Series 4: A Seat At The Table - Video courtesy of Yukon University (in collaboration with Government of Yukon).
Finding my place in This Movement
Everyone has a role to play in implementing land claims and self-government.
The Yukon Agreements
The Umbrella Final Agreement was signed in 1993. Today, 11 Yukon First Nations have Final and Self-Government Agreements.
Setting Our Course: Yukon First Nations Self-Government
This video was created by the Government of Canada to provide viewers with an overview of Yukon First Nations land claims and self-government negotiation and implementation including initiatives in the areas of governance, programs and services, economic development, education and land.
The Yukon Agreements aren’t just About First Nations
All Yukoners benefit from the Agreements.
Before Yukon Land Claims and Self-Government
Before Land Claims and Self-Government
Yukon is Leading the Way
Yukon is home to almost half of all comprehensive land claim and self-government agreements in Canada.
Our Resource Collections
Video, podcast series and resource collections for educators, new Yukoners and more
Perspective Series
The Perspectives Series is a series of panel discussions exploring the history of Yukon’s unique approach to self-government and land claims featuring the people actually at the table.
Voices of Vision Podcast Series
The Voices of Vision podcast series features 10 interviews with some of the key people involved in negotiating and implementing the Yukon Final and Self-Government Agreements.
Children of Tomorrow Video Series
The Children of Tomorrow video series features 10, 2-4 minute videos of prominent Yukoners who were children when Together Today for Our Children Tomorrow was being created. They share their thoughts on the past, present and future of the Yukon Agreements.
