Join us on July 29 for a lunch and learn in the community garden to learn more about KDFN’s agricultural project, how you can get involved, and what this initiative means for KDFN and the future of our community!
There will be more free produce at the Nats’ekhi Kų̀ Health Centre Community Garden TODAY, July 23. Stop by at 2 p.m. to get radishes, arugula, spinaches, baby kale and chard!!
KDFN is looking for Citizens who are interested in getting their hands dirty to help feed our First Nation! Seeking farm labourers who would be comfortable working long hours outdoors on the land at our new farm north of Whitehorse. Duties include weeding, watering and harvesting various crops. Casual seasonal work with varying hours available…
Calling all young women between ages 12 and 18: it’s hunting season, and KDFN has planned a trip just for you. We’ll be heading out for a three-day outdoor adventure hunting sheep, building friendships, and learning new skills on the land (July 29 -31). If you are interested in being a part of this trip,…
You are invited to a bannock-making tutorial, and lunch, at the Nats’ekhi Kų̀ Health Centre Community Garden. Join us Tuesday July 22, starting at 11:45 a.m., lunch and lessons will wrap up around 1:45 p.m.
Last week, a group of KDFN staff made a trip out to Jackson Lake Healing Camp to celebrate the Long Service Awards. The staff members who have worked with KDFN for more than 5, 10 and 15 years received a certificate and words of acknowledgment for their contributions. These are people who have put years…
We are working together with the City of Whitehorse on the McIntyre Drive Traffic Calming project. Construction start is targeting July 29 and is expected to take 8 weeks. Dates are subject to change as a result of weather and contractor availability. This project aims to slow down vehicle traffic and make McIntyre Drive safer…
Public Notice to Resident – Deck and Landing Repairs & Replacements Dear KDFN Tenants, The Community Services Department is currently assessing decks and landings across all KDFN properties to ensure they meet safety and quality standards. If your deck or landing is in need of repair or replacement, we encourage you to report the…
On Wednesday July 2, Kwanlin Dün First Nation Chief Sean Smith made opening remarks to the Yukon Water Board’s Public Hearing on the Relicensing of the Whitehorse Dam. This hearing marks the first time First Nations whose traditional territories surround the headwaters of the Yukon River have been asked about how the dam impacts them.…
Heads up KDFN! Tomorrow, Wednesday, July 9, the City of Whitehorse will be working at the intersection of Hanna Crescent and McIntyre drive to repair a broken fire hydrant. We do not expect the road to be closed. Please watch for workers when driving. Shä̀w níthän, másin cho, gunałchÎsh, and thank you.