Champagne and Aishihik First Nations is hiring a municipal labourer.

This position is responsible for performing physical duties and responsibilities in a shop, home, building or outdoors.

The work typically entails site preparation for events and construction projects, basic equipment maintenance, clean up; minor construction and repairs around the exterior of homes, community buildings, infrastructure and components owned by Champagne and Aishihik First Nations.

For more details, read the posting here: cafn.ca/job-posting/municipal-labourer-1/

Deadline: Open Until Filled

Send resume and supporting documents to:
Megan MacKellar
Human Resources Officer
Phone: (867) 634-4200 ext. 245
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Transportation is available to Citizens attending Dorothy John's funeral tomorrow. ... See MoreSee Less

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Äshèyi Mǟn Fish Survey
In collaboration with CAFN and EDI, Yukon Energy recently completed a fish population survey on Äshèyi Mǟn (Aishihik Lake). This survey collects important information on the status of fish species in the lake and is a commitment under the Monitoring and Adaptive Management Plan for the operation of the Aishihik Hydro Facility. Lake whitefish are a focus species for this monitoring, as they are an indicator of ecosystem health and are an important subsistence fish species for CAFN.
Fish captured during the survey were cleaned, kept on ice/frozen and are currently being distributed within the CAFN community and to other associated beneficiaries. Samples were collected from all captured fish, along with information about their condition, including length, weight, and overall health.
Structures used to determine the age of each fish were also collected. The fish ages were then compared with environmental conditions during the year they were born and in later years, including water levels, water temperature, ice-off dates, and wind patterns.
This work is part of a larger effort to better understand and care for Äshèyi and support positive outcomes for the environment. ... See MoreSee Less

Due to recent threats made toward the CAFN Healing House staff, we must keep the building locked in order to ensure the safety of both staff and clients.
The Community Wellness team will continue providing the services and programs our community relies on. If you are visiting the Healing House, please call ahead or knock when you arrive and a staff member will let you in.
Please note that individuals who are intoxicated or displaying aggressive behaviour will not be permitted to enter the building.
We recognize that many of our clients have experienced trauma, and we honour the hard work it takes to heal. However, we cannot and will not tolerate verbal abuse or threatening behaviour toward staff or other clients.
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