Yukon Science Institute

The Klondike Placer Miners Association (KPMA) was established in 1974 by 56 placer miners in Dawson City to promote and protect the interests of the placer mining industry in Yukon. Today, the KPMA continues to advocate for responsible and sustainable placer mining practices, with a focus on technological advancements and ethical operations. With a membership that includes many founding members and their families, the KPMA represents a community of family-operated businesses, with a significant presence of women in ownership roles. Yukon placer miners are known for their environmentally responsible approach to gold recovery, actively working towards excellence in reclamation to ensure ecologically productive and sustainable post-mining landscapes. Generated from their website

The Klondike Placer Miners' Association (KPMA) was established in 1974 by 56 placer miners in Dawson City to promote and protect the interests of the placer mining industry in Yukon. Committed to responsible and sustainable mining practices, the KPMA serves as a voice for all Yukon placer miners, advocating for technological and ethical advancements that benefit operators, the environment, and local communities. Generated from their website

The Association Franco-Yukonnaise (AFY) in Whitehorse, Canada offers a wide range of community services and events, including assistance with settlement, employment support, entrepreneurship training, arts and culture programs, and youth initiatives. AFY also provides equipment rentals and promotes tourism in the region, while celebrating the French language and culture through various activities such as workshops, art classes, public performances, and social gatherings. Generated from their website