The Yukon government and Kluane First Nation have begun the process of building a new school in Burwash Landing.
According to Kluane First Nation Chief Bob Dickson, the First Nation has been asking for a school in their community — rather than the existing facility in Destruction Bay — for over 100 years.
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Attention Residents: The next fuel delivery will be the second weekend of February 2021 (the 13th-14th)
To request a fuel delivery please email: admin@kluanecorp.ca
Or phone: 1(867)-841-5081
The Yukon Community Travel Project is exploring how and why Yukoners travel by road between communities, the challenges they face and opportunities for change.
We have had a great response to our survey so far but would love to hear from more people (especially people who face challenges getting between Yukon communities, and people who work with or represent folks who need to travel between communities).
COVID-19 SURVEY: Opportunity to give feedback to Kluane First Nation & win $500.
Kluane First Nation is interested in hearing your feedback on how we handled and responded to the COVID-19 pandemic between March and July 2020. For example, did you hear about our funding programs? Were your needs met, or was there something we could have done during these unprecedented times?
Your feedback and comments will help us plan for the future and improve our services as COVID-19 continues to unfold.
By participating in the survey you will have a chance to win one of four gift cards (two valued at $250 and two valued at $500).
You can participate in the survey here:
It will be open until October 31st.
For more information, please contact:
Rhianna Skookum, registrar@kfn.ca, (867) 841-4274 ext. 255
