Small Business Workshop

Kluane First Nation is hosting a small business workshop TOMORROW, Friday, May 24, 2013
in the Jacquot Hall in Burwash Landing and you are invited to attend.
The purpose of this one day workshop is to introduce you to our industry and business partners
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To give an opportunity for those interested in Contract and Employment opportunities a chance to meet with these prospective employers and business partners.
We will present the opportunities starting at 10:00 am in the morning, have lunch and then give KFN Citizens a chance to meet with Business Support Services representatives in the afternoon.
This will allow KFN Citizens to understand the opportunities, criteria, and to ensure they have everything they need to apply.
DOWNLOAD the agenda, pick one up at the KFN offices or by contacting reception@kfn.ca
Looking forward to seeing you there – Friday, May 24 from 10:00 am till 2:30 pm
KCDC: RFP's and Newsletter
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP)
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY LEASE – LOT 1012, ALASKA HIGHWAY
ISSUE DATE: MAY 10, 2013
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP)
CONCRETE CONTRACT
ISSUE DATE: MAY 10, 2013
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KFN's Land Registry now Online!
The KFN Pika is the first First Nation Land Registry platform to come online in Yukon.
Pika is a web-based First Nation land registry platform that supports First Nation land management and administration. Pika stores information pertaining to contacts, First Nation Settlement Lands, land use authorizations, and registered instruments on First Nation Settlement Lands. With Pika users can quickly create and retrieve information; upload documents such as a PDF, JPEG, or PNG files, as well as map layers; and post comments. It includes interactive maps showing the geographical extent of Settlement Land parcels, sub-parcels, and land use authorizations issued.
What is the Land Registry?
The KFN Land Registry is a repository of documents affecting legal interests in land. The KFN Land Registry is contiguous to the Lands, Resources & Heritage Department office of the Kluane First Nation Government. The Land Registry system is the basis for KFN’s entire land management system. Together, the following two main components form the KFN Land Registry:
1. Pika – Web platform with a mapping interface; and
2. Physical Land Registry:
a. Land Registry Authorization File – Contains all documents pertaining to an authorization;
b. Land Registry Record by Parcel – A listing of interests in a parcel;
The KFN Land Registry system covers all of the steps involved in applying for a land use authorization, assessing and making a decision, and registering instruments. The Lands, Resources & Heritage Department is responsible for overseeing the Land Registry. The physical Land Registry is available to the public and can be accessed through the Clerk by any person by appointment during regular business hours. The Land Registry is located in the KFN main office administration building and is open every day of the week, except for civic holidays, during regular business hours.
KFN Wind Project Findings
The Kluane Wind Project and the opportunity for sustainable energy development.
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What's New
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Wellness and Justice Summit
Kluane First Nation is planning a Wellness and Justice Summit for June 9, 10 and 11, 2013. We want to make this event as meaningful as possible and would like your help in determining what issues to highlight at the event. You can help by completing this short survey…Written on Tuesday, 30 April 2013 17:39 in Internal News Items
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Employment Opportunity - KNPR
Parks Canada Agency EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY OPEN TO: CAFN and KFN Beneficiaries GT-04 Visitor Safety and / or Fire Operations Coordinator (Seasonal Employment– April to November each year) Kluane National Park and Reserve, Haines Junction, Yukon Parks Canada is seeking a highly motivated individual to join our Resource Conservation Team… Written on Thursday, 18 April 2013 02:17 in Internal News Items -
Annual Swan Walk
Sunday May 12 - Swans of Kluane Kluane Museum, Burwash Landing. 12:00 noon-4:00pm. Bring your lunch out to Kluane Lake and enjoy a guided hike by Mary Jane Johnson and an elder from Kluane First Nation. Learn about the swans of the area and enjoy some warm tea and… Written on Wednesday, 17 April 2013 01:27 in Media Releases -
Article: Kluane First Nation to curb moose hunt
Kluane First Nation to curb moose hunt |Yukon News Source: yukon-news.com The Kluane moose population is in serious trouble, and the local First Nation may have to reduce its annual moose harvest by up to 60 per cent. Parks Canada has been studying moose in the Upper Duke River area of Kluane… Written on Wednesday, 17 April 2013 00:44 in Media Releases -
Contract Opportunity - Wildlife Monitor
KFN Wildife Monitor Kluane First Nation Lands, Resources and Heritage Branch Scope of Services Description: Collect and report information on wildlife within the Kluane First Nation Traditional Territory; Conduct patrols within the Traditional Territory to insure regulations and harvest quotas are being followed; Serve as a liaison between…Written on Friday, 15 March 2013 16:51 in What's New 2
Chief's Video Blog
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Dännchʼe!
Welcome to the Kluane First Nation. Growing from the shores of Kluane Lake in all directions is Ä sì Keyi, (My Grandfather’s Country) a forest nation, that stretches to the Ruby and Nisling mountain ranges to the northeast and the St. Elias Mountains to the southwest.
The Kluane Lake area is the traditional territory of the Lù’àn Män Ku Dän, the Kluane Lake People. The majority of the First Nation people from this area identify themselves as descendants of Southern Tutchone speakers and follow a matriarchal moiety system of two clans, Khanjet (Crow Clan) or Ägunda(WolfClan). Other ancestors of the Kluane First Nation came from nations such as the Tlingit, Upper Tanana and Northern Tutchone.








