Elders and youth joined Yukon government and First Nation leaders at the Yukon Forum in January 2017. This Forum between the Yukon and First Nations governments was focused on reconciliation, collaboration and building a strong relationship between the Yukon and First Nation governments. (Photo: Government of Yukon)
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Trailblazers: The Yukon Agreements are charting a path to reconciliation
For Robin Bradasch, a citizen of the Kluane First Nation, the word reconciliation carries a lot of meaning and has for a long time. In Yukon, 11 Yukon First Nations have signed land claim and self-government agreements with the...

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Georgina Sydney, negotiator and Peter Johnston, former Chief of Teslin Tlingit Council, sign the Administration of Justice Agreement in February 2011. (Photo: Canada)
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Restoring the Balance - Teslin Tlingit Council Peacemaker Court is changing the way we think about Justice
Facing your community and your Elders is the hardest thing a person can do when...
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Settlement Land and Traditional Territory
Land ownership and management was a major reason that the Yukon Final and Self-...
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Boards, Committees, and Councils give Yukoners a Voice in the Management of Land, Wildlife, Natural and Heritage Resources
The Umbrella Final Agreement (UFA) and Final Agreements called for the creation of...
Dakwäkäda Dancers welcome vaccine team Togo to the Da Kų Culture Centre in Haines Junction.
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The Yukon First Nations COVID Response Team takes on the pandemic through collaboration, advocacy and action
At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, all governments were facing challenges...

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