What's new
C/TFN GENERAL COUNCIL
C/TFN GENERAL COUNCIL AT THE LEARNING CENTRE from 9am to 4pm (breakfast will be served at 8:30am)
CCP Open House - Fire Feast
Come and learn what the "Comprehensive Community Plan" (CCP) means to you and your family. Fire Feast, everyone one welcome! May 22nd at the Learning Centre. Event starts at 5:00pm
Canoe Ceremony, wake up the log
Canoe ceremony - wake up the log with Wayne Price Friday May 17, 2019 - 10am at the Learning Centre
Devil's Club Workshop
Join Donna Wolfe and learn how to prep devil's club, make salve and also learn how to jar soap berries. At the C/TFN Farm 10-4:30pm
Carcross/Tagish First Nation will have a new Haa Shaa du Hen (Chief) on July 15th 2019
Carcross/Tagish First Nation is now ready to officially enter into the by-election process with all dates confirmed. The appointed Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), Tanya Silverfox, will be assisting with the by-election process until the end of July 2019.
Haines resident and Tlingit Master Carver Wayne Price will be teaching his craft by carving a Traditional Tlingit Dugout cedar canoe for Haa Kusteeyí Celebration 2019 in Carcross.
Carcross/Tagish First Nation recently received confirmation that the funding of $100,000 was approved through the Canada Council for the Arts to support the building of a Traditional Tlingit Dugout Canoe by Master Carver Wayne Price from Haines Alaska.
Meet the Maasai
Meet the Maasai (from north Tanzania, east Africa) during their study tour to develop relationships with Canadian First Nations and representing the Enguserosambu Forest Trust. Meet with 3 Representatives; Samwel Nangiria Taresero, Nalaimuta Oletutayo Makeseni and Mark Leshao Talash at the Learning Centre in Carcross on May 9 & 10 from 10am to 4:30pm
A unique international Indigenous collaboration: Carcross/Tagish First Nation (Yukon Territory, Canada) and the Maasai (North Tanzania, East Africa)
On May 9th and 10th 2019, a Maasai delegation “Loita” from the Ngorongoro District of Northern Tanzania will be visiting the Traditional Territory of the Carcross/Tagish First Nation during a study tour of two weeks in Western Canada to develop relationships with Canadian First Nations and representing the Enguserosambu Forest Trust.
