Canada Yukon Business Service Centre

Champagne & Aishihik First Nations (CAFN) is a self-governing First Nation with traditional territories in the Yukon Territory and northern British Columbia, Canada. Since 1995, CAFN has been on a journey towards First Nation self-government, with a focus on celebrating and raising awareness about Yukon First Nation land claims and self-government. The organization offers a range of citizen services, community wellness programs, economic and business development initiatives, and governance services. With a commitment to preserving and sharing their culture, CAFN also operates the Dak Cultural Centre to showcase their heritage and traditions. Generated from their website

The Yukon Chamber of Commerce serves as the primary business association for Yukon, advocating for both community chambers and a diverse array of businesses since 1985. It strives to influence public policy and facilitate informed decision-making on issues crucial to the Yukon's economic landscape. In 2025, the Chamber announced plans to dissolve after 40 years of operation, aiming for a revitalized approach to advocate for business interests across the territory. This decision follows a concerted effort to address the evolving needs of Yukon's business community while continuing to support local enterprises through initiatives like the Local Gift Card Program. Generated from the website

The Yukon Aboriginal Women's Council (YAWC) is dedicated to supporting Indigenous women, girls, and gender-diverse individuals, alongside their families, throughout Yukon and Northern British Columbia. With a focus on culturally inclusive advocacy, healing, and empowerment, YAWC works to enhance the social, economic, cultural, and political well-being of these communities. Through strong partnerships and collaborative efforts, YAWC provides a range of services including outreach, personal and professional development, while promoting leadership roles and preserving Indigenous cultures. Their mission is to build resilient communities that celebrate success and ensure the inherent civil and human rights of Indigenous people are recognized and upheld. Generated from the website