KDFN is participating in a City of Whitehorse project to create a master plan for Valleyview South, the area formerly known as the “tank farm”. It includes two KDFN Settlement Land parcels on either side of Sumanik Drive, C-117B and C-141B. Each parcel is roughly 4 hectares.
A writ of election for the offices of the Chief and six Councillors of the Kwanlin Dün First Nation is hereby issued
Hey KDFN! KDFN Finance is hiring. We’re seeking to fill the position of Funding Officer. For more info and to apply, head over to kwanlindun.com/employment
KDFN is offering Southern Tutchone language classes with Linda Harvey from February 4 to June 24, 2023.
The deadline to apply to join the KDFN Whitehorse Water-Use Relicensing Project Community Advisory Committee has been extended until January 13 at 4 p.m.
There will be a Sacred Fire starting this afternoon after 4 p.m. behind Nàkwät’à Kų̀ Potlatch House. Elders, cultural practitioners, and staff will be available for support. There will be soup and bannock served in the evening.
Hey KDFN! KDFN’s Executive Council Office is hiring. We’re seeking to fill two positions for Records Management Clerks. For more info and to apply, head over to kwanlindun.com/employment
Hey KDFN! Congratulations to Gary Smarch, Albert Smith, and Kenneth Coyne for winning the Air North prize draw at the KDFN Citizen Housing Strategy Drop In! Shä̀w níthän, gunałchÎsh, másin cho, and thank you to everyone who came out and entered the draw. Your feedback will help shape the future of KDFN housing…
The Takhini River Sonar Project helps Kwanlin Dün First Nation make salmon conservation decisions.
This summer, KDFN piloted a new program to remove and recycle end-of-life vehicles abandoned on our Settlement Land.