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Ta'an Kwäch'än Council Government

Governs Ta'an Kwäch'än Council

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Who sits on it

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Sources for who sits on it

  • Chief taan.ca · checked
  • Ruth Massie as Chief taan.ca · checked
  • Deputy Chief taan.ca · checked
  • Michelle Telep as Deputy Chief taan.ca · checked
  • Councillor taan.ca · checked
  • Amy Genier as Councillor taan.ca · checked
  • Christina Peters as Councillor taan.ca · checked
  • Delilah Pillai as Councillor taan.ca · checked
  • Diane Graham as Councillor fnp-ppn.aadnc-aandc.gc.ca · checked
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  • Heather Marks as Councillor taan.ca · checked
  • Kristina Kane as Councillor taan.ca · checked
  • Laura Nolan as Councillor taan.ca · checked
  • Nicole Smith as Councillor taan.ca · checked
  • Thelma Sawyer as Councillor taan.ca · checked
  • Youth Representative taan.ca · checked
  • Sarrah Telep as Youth Representative taan.ca · checked
  • Elders Representative taan.ca · checked
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What it can do

  • Self-government under a Yukon final agreement

    A self-governing Yukon First Nation under its final agreement and self-government agreement (CIRNAC: "Comprehensive Land Claim with Self-Government Agreement"); it makes laws for its citizens and its Settlement Land. Final agreement: Ta'an Kwach'an Council Final Agreement (2002).

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  • open.canada.ca · checked CIRNAC Modern treaties dataset: the Yukon First Nation final agreement is listed as a Comprehensive Land Claim with Self-Government Agreement; settlement land from the ISC Aboriginal Lands layer. For: Ta'an Kwäch'än Council Government, Self-government under a Yukon final agreement
  • taan.ca · checked Ta'an Kwäch'än Council, Chief and Council page, read 2026-10-11: citizens elect a Chief and Deputy Chief every three years; Ruth Massie (Chief) and Michelle Telep (Deputy Chief) elected 21 October 2024; Elders Representative vacant. For: Chief, Deputy Chief, Councillor, Youth Representative, Elders Representative and 12 more
  • fnp-ppn.aadnc-aandc.gc.ca · checked Start date 2020-01-10 from ISC First Nation Profiles, governance page of band 508 (appointment date). For: Diane Graham as Councillor

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