Deslin Neek Newsletter March/April 2013

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Deslin Neek
The Voice of the Teslin Tlingit Council | Issue 19 Mar/apr 2013
Proud winner,
of the
2013 /302 Boss Ford
Mustang
Wolfe had bought his
lucky raffle ticket
here in Teslin.
Ben Clark of Teslin
won a prize of $5ooo.
with a ticket bought
from Teslin!
Congradulations to
both winners!
Thank-you to all supporters of the Mustang Hockey Teams!!
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yourvoiceyourgovernmentourfuture
Message from the Chief
Masaiyati,
Spring is officially here and people are enjoying the long days, please watch for the little
people.
March and April have been very busy, reviewing the budgets, attending Meetings here in
Teslin and Ottawa, attending Workshops and attending to ongoing government business.
Over the next little while I will be at the CYFN Leadership, Place making workshops on
Economic Development and of course back here at home in Teslin working with all our
citizens.
I would like to welcome Matt Thom as Executive Elder, Wes Wirth to the Executive
Department as Executive Manager and Jade McGinty to the position as Communications
Coordinator.
For a reminder, our Annual General Assembly will be held July 9-11, 2013 at Brooks Brook.
I look forward to seeing everyone together.
If you require any assistance please contact Ellen or Leilani at 390-2532 Ext 305
Yìgùâyáxh xhwan,
Gunalchish,
Khìxhikayêł
Chief Carl Sidney
Taan/Carcross Elders with Matt Thom
On April 12th, 2013, First Nations, Teslin
Tlingit Council, Carcross/Tagish FN & Taan
FN met with Premier Pasloski to discuss the
proposed “Resource Sharing Agreement”
Pasloski
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Welcome to Executive Elder, Matt Thom- Yanyedi
TTC welcomes new executive elder,
Matthew Thom. On March 21,2013, the Elders’ Council appointed Clan Leader Matt
Thom for the E.E. position.
Matt Thom is a respected elder and clan
leader for the Yanyedi clan.
Matt brings TTC a lot of tradition, culture
and knowledge of the Tlingit People.
Tlingit name: Ało
We are looking forward to working and
learning with Matthew. Gunalchish!
Chief Danny Cresswell, Spokesperson John Ward
and Chief Carl Sidney
31 people from the three First Nations attended the meeting about the “R.S.A.”
Taan, Chief Christina Kane
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HACES Program
The HACES (Heritage Art Culture Essential Skills Program) is just about complete, ending on April 26th, 2013. Students have enjoyed the program, experienced
a lot of new things, and developed new skills.
Through the 10 week program, students developed skills through the modules
which included Steps for Success, Introduction to Community Heritage, Research
Skills, Traditional Knowledge Management, Heritage Communications, Project
Management/Personal Path Exploration, Land Based Heritage, Language Management, Caring for Resources, Heritage Interpretation, Digital Photography and
Photoshop, Community Film Production (Wobbly Pop Productions), Presentation
Materials and Website Design. One of the projects that they completed was a short
film which the group produced, acted in, filmed, and edited. It was premiered at the
community supper, everyone had a good laugh and it seems that some of the students have “STAR” potential.
The students also honed their skills in researching, digital photography, computer
use, writing, and interviewing. Several guest speakers have assisted the group with
increasing their knowledge of heritage resources and professional standards of
handling artifacts. In addition, students have learned a lot about their personal
interests, learning styles, and working together as a group. Not to mention that in
addition to finding ways to manage, interpret, and celebrate heritage, along the way
they added to their understanding of local history and heritage.
Overall the students have had a lot of positive things to say about the course. As
with life we have had a few bumps in the road, which we consider a learning curve
for both the instructors and students. The students will be completing a project to
share with the community on what they learned through the program.
On right: Haces students
in communications exercises and making of the film
‘Big Chief Showdown’ with
Wobbley Pop Productions.
Many citizens came to the
Heritage Center for the film,
presentation.
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TTC General Council March 19-20, 2013
TTC Chief and Executive Council
thank all General Counsel members
for a good productive meeting and
passing of the budget so that TTC can
continue with the business of the
government.
Gunalchish!
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Resolution # 2
TTC ANNUAL OPERATING BUDGET ESTIMATES
2013-2014 FISCAL YEAR
WHEREAS the Teslin Tlingit Executive Council presented a Core Operating Budget Estimate (the
“ Core Budget”) for the fiscal year of 2013-2014 in the amount of $12,627,120.00 to the General
Council on March 19, 2013 (a copy of the Core Budget herein attached to this resolution);
WHEREAS the Core Budget includes:
(a) one time expenses in the amount of $2,212,973.00, as presented on pages 21 and 22 of the
budget presentation, will be funded from projected surpluses at March 31, 2013;
(b) Four Home Owner Grants to be funded from the Construction reserve in the amount of
$217,076.00; and
(c) the cost of living allowance is calculated at 1.7% for 2013-2014 year;
WHEREAS the General Council directs the Executive Council to make any decisions on where to
reduce the Core Budget should there be insufficient surpluses to address the one-time expenses;
WHEREAS the Executive Council is to provide the General Council with a 2013-2014 Budget
reporting package on or before the Annual General Assembly in July 2013 that will include the
work plans with identified milestones that will serve to gauge the progress against the established
objectives;
WHEREAS the Executive Council is to provide a summary of the departmental reviews of
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Heritage, Capital & Infrastructure and Health & Social Services to the Elders Council, the Clans
and the Citizens in accordance with the process outlined in section 48.2 of the Administration &
Interpretation Act with a report to the Annual General Assembly in accordance with the process
outlined in section 48.3 of the Administration & Interpretation Act;
WHEREAS the departmental review summary will be completed in accordance with the laws of
general application, to protect the confidentiality of Teslin Tlingit personnel;
WHEREAS the reviews will not be implemented until such time as the General Council has the
opportunity to approve the reviews;
WHEREAS the General Council has the authority to approve the Core Budget in accordance
sections 10.9(b) and 22.3 of the TTC Constitution;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT the General Council approves the 2013-2014 Core
Budget as presented and as qualified by this resolution.
with
Resolution #8
APPROVAL OF OFFICIAL TESLIN TLINGIT CONSTITUTION, MARCH 2013
WHEREAS the Teslin Tlingit Constitution has been amended eight times since July 24, 2008 to and
including March 20, 2013;
WHEREAS there are a various versions of Teslin Tlingit Constitution that are circulating within and
beyond the Teslin Tlingit government;
WHEREAS it is important that Teslin Tlingit Council have an official Constitution that is up to date and
accurate for legal and evidentiary purposes; and
WHEREAS the General Council has reviewed the most current Teslin Tlingit Constitution referenced as
RTTS 2013, a copy herein attached to this Resolution.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT the General Council approves the Teslin Tlingit Constitution,
RTTS 2013 as the official Teslin Tlingit Constitution to be referenced as Teslin Tlingit Constitution, March
2013; and
FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED THAT any and all Teslin Tlingit Constitutions that are either on the
Teslin Tlingit website or are circulated within the Teslin Tlingit government be retrieved and replaced with
the Teslin Tlingit Constitution, March 2013.
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Heritage Sites
Work is continuing on the Atlin Trail this winter. The Heritage Department has been out working on the trail several times this winter, pushing further each time. Several individuals have
been involved in the work including Sandy Smarch, Tommy Dickson Jr., Daniel Smarch, Duane
McGinty, Phillip McLeod, Darryl Sheepway (TTC Lands), Mitch Rolands (RCMP), and Brian
Charles (TTC Heritage). The snow has been deep at times and the trail has been difficult to find
in some places, especially through the burn area, but we’ve pushed through and have almost
made it to the Yukon/B.C. border south of Grouse Creek (Figure 1).
Figure 1 shows the extent of our trail work up to
March 7, 2013.
Figure 3 On one of our trips, Sandy pointed out a
cache along the trail that his father,
Doug Smarch Sr., and Harold Chambers built
many years ago, probably before Sandy
was born, when they were working with surveyors
on the trail.
Figure 2 shows the trail crew, Daniel Smarch,
Tommy Dickson Jr., and Sandy
Smarch having lunch on the Atlin Trail.
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Figure 4 shows the trail crew Tommy Dickson Jr., Darryl Sheepway, and Daniel
Smarch stopped for lunch on the Atlin Trail.
As part of the work on the Atlin Trail, the TTC
Heritage Department conducted an interview with
TTC Elder Sam Johnston. He told us that the trail
was probably established by First Nation people as
a short cut to Atlin where there were bigger stores
and a hospital. Sam talked about the time when his
father, David Johnston, carried the mail in the summer and winter between Teslin and Atlin in the late
1920s and early 1930s. Sam also said that the RCMP
would use the Atlin Trail on their patrols with special
constables and that Billy Fox was one of the special
constables.
The other big project that the Heritage Department
is working on is the preservation of the Old House
in the Village (aka Freddie and Nina Johnston’s
house or Bobby Jackson’s house). After the building
was cleaned out last fall it was closed in to keep the
weather out and for public safety. In March, TTC
Heritage enlisted the services of restoration carpenter, Garth Stoughton, to assess the building in preparation for stabilization work this summer. Garth has
worked many years doing restoration work at Fort
Selkirk and recently helped Ta’an Kwatch’an with
restoration work on a heritage building at Upper Laberge Village. Finally, Greg Warrington and Jackie
Smarch installed a tarp on the roof to prevent further
deterioration of the building (Figure 7). You may
have noticed it if you’ve been by the house lately.
Figure 5 shows Duane McGinty and Sandy Smarch
clearing some of the many trees
we encountered across the trail.
Figure 7 shows the Old House in the Village after having
the roof tarped in by Greg Warrington and Jackie Smarch.
Figure 6 shows Phillip McLeod and Duane McGinty
taking a break at Grouse Creek
before continuing on towards the B.C. border.
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The TTC Heritage Department is gearing up for a
busy season of work on the Old House in the Village
as well as various trail work in the TTC traditional
territory.
TTC’s Wellness Center
Lyall Herrington BA, ACAD is the Wellness
Counsellor for the Teslin Tlingit Council. His
approach to counselling is rooted in Client
Centered Therapy, as developed by Carl
Rogers.
Over the last 15 years, Lyall’s areas of work
have included positions in Detox, Treatment
Centres and a Recovery House. He has worked
for YTG, various First Nations, both on and
off Reserve in B.C., Alberta and Yukon. He has
held counselling positions in EAP, Addictions &
Mental Health and has a history as an Advocate
for ‘those who are not able to/or are not in a
position to defend/or better themselves.’ He has
worked with all ages of clients, from youth to
elderly.
Seeking support,
looking for change in your life, or
someone to listen???
I will support you on your path.
Lyall believes in the “Spirit Within” all peoples,
and is passionate about being involved in a
person’s “awakening.”
He has taken additional training from The University of Calgary, Nechi Institute, Round Lake
& Aurora College. Lyall holds degrees in both
Sociology, Addictions and Professional Designation with the Canadian Addictions Counsellor
Certification Federation since 1996.
The Wellness Center office is in the ‘Old
Forestry House’ #4 McLeary St.
(P)390-2532 ext:365 or email
[email protected]
TTC Wellness Center hours
Mon-Fri 9am - 5 pm
(Every 2nd friday closed)
Wednesday Evenings @ 7 pm
for A.A. mtgs
Appointments and Drop-Ins are welcome
Confidentiality Assured
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Finance additions
TTC FINANCE
Credit / Debit Cards
The TTC Finance Department has now a Credit /
Debit Machine and you can pay your rent or other
TTC invoices conveniently with your VISA / Master
Card or Debit.
Of course we still accept cash or cheques.
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Teslin Tlingit Council Aboriginal Skills Employment Training Startegy
(A.S.E.T.S.) Program
Programs that Qualify
Aborigianl Skills Employment Training Strategy (A.S.E.T.S.) program is a federally funded
program. The main purpose is to help aboriginal
students, who qualify, to successfully enter into the
workforce. Should you be interested in any of the
following or other trade:
Electrician
Plumber
Hair Dresser
WHMIS, First Aid, etc.
College Preparation/Entry Programs
Certificate Programs
Undergraduate Programs
Please contact the Education Department about
the Aboriginal Skills & Training Strategy.
Please come andd talk to us about any area
of studies you may be interested in.
Admission Requirements
After you have decided what type of A.S.E.T.S.
programming you would like to have sponsored,
come and fill out an application. We will help
you with your application. Your application
should include:
• Proof of Teslin Tlingit Council Membership
•
• A.S.E.T.S. Student Application Form
•
• Statement of Student Goals
•
• Letter of Acceptance from the accredited
institution of your choice
•
• Official Transcrip from tour last period of
study
•
• Statement disclosing other sources of
financial assistance
•
• Student Authorization/Waiver
•
• Third Party Tuition Payment Consent Form
•
• E.I. Claim Forms
The Benefit of the A.S.E.T.S. Program
Individuals have a right to undertake education
and training which will enable them to pursue
and/or enhance employment
Tlingit Citizens have a right to maintain their
Tlingit identity, language and culture
All applicants will be given fair and equitable
consideration
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Applying to the A.S.E.T.S. program
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There are three intake deadlines to make your application to receive funding for the A.S.E.T.S. program.
The dates are as follow:
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*Please note that we require
2 weeks prior to course
start date
Program/Semester
Application/deadline
Fall
May 15th
Winter
November 15th
Summer
March 15th
To receive more information about the strategy and the application forms, please contact
Darlene Skookum @ 867-390-2532 ext: 318 or email
[email protected] or stop by the
TTC Gov’t Administration office.
Education Department
PO Box 133
(P)867-390-2532 ext: 318
(F) 867-390-2176
All information is subject to change.
Frequently Asked Questions
• Can I study at the college or university of my choice?
Yes. A.S.E.T.S. will normally pay all tuition fees, for qualified students. Students are encouraged to attend the closest post-secondary institution that offers the intended field of studies. If
a student wishes to attend a post-secondary institution that does not meet the requirements, the
student may have to pay the difference in tuition if A.S.E.T.S. does not have the sufficient budget
to support the higher rate.
• Is there money to help cover my rent?
Yes. There is money available to full time students to assist with rent and food throughout the
academic year.
• Is there help to get me to my school of choice?
Yes. Students who are required to live away from their permanent place of residence
qualify for travel support.
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Dates to Remember/up-coming Events
DAY
EVENT
TIME
PLACE
April 26th --------------- TTC Staff Meeting---------------11 a.m. ------------Long House
April 30th --------------- 5km Mud Walk ------------------5:45 p.m. ---------Health Center
May 3rd ----------------- Spring Beaver Camp ----------- week long -------- Teslin River
May 8th ------------------Joint School Council ------------ 4 p.m. -------------Long House
TTC Exec/Elders
May 10th ---------------- Acitivities--------------------------- All Day ----------- Rec Center
May 12th ----------------- Mothers Day
May 17th ----------------- 2nd Beaver Camp --------------Long Weekend --- Portage
May 18th ---------------- TTC Dept Reports due ---------- 4 p.m. -----------Communications
June 1st ----------------- National Health Fitness Day ---- All Day --------- Friendship Park
June 16th ---------------- Fathers Day
July 5th-6th ------------- Youth Summit --------------------All Day----------- Brooks Brook
July 9th-11th ------------Annual General Assembly ------All Day ----------Brooks Brook
July 26th - 28th ---------Tlingit Celebration --------------All Day -----------Heritage Center
TBA --------------Community Clean up & Free Dump Day ------------
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TTC and Mentorships
Mentorship is a traditional way of learning.
Mentorships are on-going relationships of learning challenges and communication.
It is for those who are willing and eager to learn and work as team players.
Who will TTC hire for mentoring?
TTC hires experienced and knowledgeable people to assist and guide our citizens so they
can learn what they need to know to succeed in their roles.
How many mentorship programs are currently taking place?
TTC has 6 mentees as of April 2013.
Will TTC be offering more mentorship programs in the future?
There are mentorship opportunities available right now. Openings for the daycare, lands
department and executive department.
Where can I get more information on mentorship programs?
Citizens can come by the TTC Main Administration Office for information. TTC has also
put out a Mentorship Newsletter.
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‘Enriches People”
“Watching the employees I work with grow from the
knowledge that is being transferred is very
rewarding”
‘Encouragement to take
on new challenges’
‘ An honor to
work with such
giving people’
‘Having fun learning at work’
Contact information
(p)867-390-2532 ext:300 or ttc-teslin.com
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The Adäka Cultural Festival will take place from June 21-27, 2013 at the Kwanlin Dun
Cultural Centre in Whitehorse!
Call for Artists, Crafters, & Performers
Are you interested in being part of the Adäka Cultural Festival?
We are still accepting artist applications until April 19th. If you are an artist, crafter,
or performer who is interested in participating, please fill out an artist application form
available on our website or from your local First Nation office.
We are also seeking items to be showcased in our Fashion Show. If you or anyone you
know is interested in submitting pieces or being a model, please contact us at 667.7698 or
via email at [email protected]
Keep in mind that we’ll also be looking for volunteers to help out during the week of the
Festival! Come be a part of the action and celebrate with family and friends on the banks
of the Yukon River!
For more information:
www.adakafestival.ca
867.667.7698
[email protected]
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Graduation 2013!!!
FH Collins
JUNE 6TH - CAP AND GOWN
JUNE 8TH - PROM
PORTER CREEK
MAY 23 - CAP AND GOWN
MAY 25TH - PROM
VANIER
MAY 31 - MASS
JUNE 1ST - PROM
NATIVE GRAD
JUNE 7th - KWANLIN DUNN
HERITAGE CENTER.
Congradulations to our youth!
We are very proud!!
For all the latest updates...
facebook.com/teslintlingitcouncil
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Citizen announcements
Happy Birthday
to Ms. Valerie!!
-May 8 -
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"Welcome to the world Baxter John Wood!
Mommy, Daddy, Lachlan, Grandma &
Grandpa Hobbis
and all the rest of your family are all so
happy you are here!!
Can't wait to watch you grow!"
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Happy Mothers Day
mom & nana!
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Iris, George and proud sisters (Emily & Bianca), want to announce the
arrival of there new family member Baby girl Mia Kaydence Sidney March 30th, 2013. We are complete
Congradulations to Aaron and
Shanay onthe birth of their
new baby girl Ariya!!
Proud Grandma Mary!!
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Birthday
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Happy Birthday Dad
May 18th
Love Tamika N Clo
Happy 3rd Birthday
Liam - May 26th
Love Mom & Dad
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Happy Birthday Grandpa Jimmy!
May 19th
Love always, Tamika & Chloe
May 20- Patsy Lindsay
May 21-Bernie Wolfe
May 22-Leilani Sheldon
May 27-Melania Sheldon
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A very big birthday hug to my nephew Matthew! Happy 9th - June 3
love auntie and the girls
Congratulations to Monica Johnson and Lynsey Keaton for being selected to the
Pan-Northern Team that will play at National Aboriginal Hockey Championships
in Kahnawake, Québec at the end of this month.
They will be joining Natalja Blanchard (Dawson), Sierra Oakley (H.J.), Maya
Oakley (H.J.) and Adrianne Dewhurst (Teslin)
Good Luck girls!
you make us proud.
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UPCOMING YUKON COLLEGE TESLIN CAMPUS EVENT
Teslin Campus—Supporting pathways that inspire individual and community empowerment
Teslin Campus Upcoming Courses and Events
April
Course
Instructor
Time
Mark Nelson/Eric Morris
9:00am-4:30pm
15 & 16 Food Safe
Mike Kramer
6:00pm-10:00pm
16 & 17 Traffic Control Person (Yukon)
Mike Kramer
8:30am-5:00pm
20-22 General Council Training: Module 1 - Fundamentals of Governance and Public Administration
9:00am-4:30pm
25-27 Chainsaw Safety Enform
Glenn Bitterman
9:00am-5:00pm
27 Intermediate Photography with Cathie Archbould & Rick Massie
9:00am-5:00pm
8-10 General Council Training: Module 3 - Roles
and Responsibility
May
Course
Instructor
Time
Jan Brault
8:30-5:30pm
Gord Curran
8:30am-5:00pm
Gord Curran
8:30am-5:00pm
14-16 Wilderness First Aid
Rosa Brown
8:30am-5:00pm
14-16 General Council Training: Module 2 – Leadership Dynamics
9:00am-4:30pm
Instructor
Time
9:00am-4:30pm
1 & 2 Standard First Aid
9 & 10 Leading Effective Meetings (Mastery of
Meetings)
11 Beginner Photography
June
Course
May 31- General Council Training: Module 3 - Roles
June 2 and Responsibility
We are also considering an Essential Skills for Event Planning program in June/July. Ideas for additional
courses are always welcome.
Yikes!!! Why has my class been cancelled?
YUKON COLLEGE - TESLIN CAMPUS
40 Nisutlin Drive (TTC Admin Building)
PO Box 28,
Teslin, Yukon Y0A 1B0
Phone: 867-390-8800
Fax:
867-390-8810
E-mail: [email protected]
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Our classes run because of you. If you don’t sign up (i.e. register and pay the course fees), you may find that a course
has been cancelled or postponed due to low enrollment.
So sign up early if it’s a course you really want to take!!!
If your schedule changes and you are unable to attend a
course, we will be happy to move your registration to a later
date or refund your money.
We will issue a full refund in the event we cancel the course
or you withdraw from a course at least five (5) business days
prior to course start date.
2013 Teslin Mini-Rendezvous
Curling
Bonspiel
Events included,
dog pull, nail pounding, swede saw,
crib tournament &
Chainsaw chuck!
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TESLIN TLINGIT COUNCIL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
MAIN LINE: (867) 390.2532 EXECUTIVE
(f. 390.2204)
Chief Executive Officer
Executive Director
Executive Manager
Executive Assistant
Executive Office Clerk
Executive Elder
Councillor (Dèshìtàn)
Councillor (Kùkhhittàn)
Councillor (Yanyèdí)
Councillor (Ishkìtàn)
Councillor (Dakhl’awèdí)
Policy & Administration Coordinator
Communications Coordinator
Communications & Clan Clerk
Whitehorse Information Officer
Main Receptionist
Carl Sidney
301
Doug Hogan
303
Wes Wirth
304
Loni Sheldon
302
Ellen Fournier
305
Matt Thom
307
Alex Oakley
Sandy Smarch
Duane Gastant`Aucoin
Blair Hogan
Blanche Warrington
Terri Brown
310
Jade McGInty
306
Vacant
Vacant Mildred Jackson 300
IMPLEMENTATION & NEGOTIATIONS
Director Kim Smarch
323
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT (f. 390.2176)
Director
James Smarch
315
Administrator
Valerie Tizya
316
HR & Staff Development Officer
Roanna Gleason 317
Community Skills Development Officer
Darlene Skookum 318
Career Counsellor Ed Ruest 319
Language / Culture Coordinator
Dougie Smarch
308
Senior Education Support Worker
Robin Smarch
321
Support Worker’s Office - Teslin School
390.2912
Education Support Worker (Whitehorse)
Lenora Minet
667.8665
(cell) 335.9391
WFD / H&S DriverVacant Agnes Vance
School Elder
Tim Dewhurst
390.2570
School Elder
Sam Johnston
390.2570
Boardroom (Administrative Building)
322
Spare Desk
324
FINANCE
(f. 390.2413; Citizenship 390.2014)
Director
Pat Wiens
340
Senior Finance Officer
Bernadette Wolfe 341
Finance Supervisor
Kristyne Geddes 342
Investment & Banking Officer
Darryl Kremer
343
Finance Administrative Assistant
Claudia Huber
344
Payroll/Benefits Administrator
Carlene Hycha
345
Accounts Payable
Jody Sydney
346
A/R & Collections Officer
Matthias Liniger 347
Citizenship / Records Administrator
CJ Marian Sheldon349
IT Manager
Rick Scramstad 350
IT Trainee
Vacant 325
Spare Desk
351
Spare Desk
348
HERITAGE
(f. 390.2156)
Director
Tip Evans
330
Administrative Assistant
Roberta Jackson
331
Business / Marketing Manager
Lisa Dewhurst
332
Heritage Sites Officer
Collections Manager
Community Arts & Events Coord.
Brian Charles
Annie Johnston
Vacant -
333
334
Reception / Gift Shop
335
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UPDATED: 2013.01.24
LANDS & RESOURCES (f. 390.2116)
Director
Tom Cove
Kendra Sallis
Renewable Resources Manager
Tracy Boyes
Lands & Environment Officer
Richard Mueller
Renewable Resources Officer
Darryl Sheepway
GIS Administrator
Linda Sidney
Game Guardian
Dick Dewhurst
Game Guardian
Roger Smarch
370
373
374
375
376
378
377
377
HEALTH & SOCIAL
(f. 390.2130; Justice 390.2175; ELCC 390.2334)
Director
Kyle Kennan
380
Dalyce Hout
381
TFA Intake Clerk
Lisa Boutilier
382
Health Case Worker
Dalelyn Secord
383
Family Case Worker
Marina Bailey
384
Home Support Worker
Rachel Netro
385
Traditional Advisor
Mary Rose Sydney386
Wellness Counsellor
Lyall Herrington 365
Diversion / Peacemaker Coordinator Karen Keenan
366
Meals on Wheels
Valerie Smith
387
Auxiliary Meals on Wheels
Roxanne Peters
387
ELCC Manager
Patty Wiseman
369
Prenatal Coordinator
Jodi Jules371
CAPITAL & INFRASTRUCTURE
Director
C&I Contractor
Office Manager
Housing Clerk
Project Manager
Materials Manager
Property Manager
Site Foreman
Maintenance
Maintenance
(f. 390.2164)
Adam Grinde
Ted Lambert
Vacant 392
Wanda Jackson
Vacant
Dick Horne
Randy Keleher
Richard Grant
Darren Wolfe
Daniel Morin
Maintenance / Security
Custodian
Light Duty Mechanic (Garage)
C&I Driver
Housing On-Call Emergency
Mike Callaghan
Joseph Smith
Don Magill
Vacant (cell) 334.6957
JUSTICE
Justice Implementation Coordinator
Vacant
360
391
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TLE’NAXT’AWEI LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
(f. 390.2128; 456.4807)
President
Richard Sidney
Chief Executive Officer
Justin Halowaty
456.4202
456.4202
Chief Operations Officer
Human Resources Manager
Teslin Outfitting Manager
Whitehorse Beverages Manager
Klondike Business Solutions Manager
New West Technologies Manager
General Waste Management Manager
Yukon Inn Manager
456.4502
456.4202
333.5455
667.2273
668.3082
668.4054
633.3138
667.2527
Brooks Brook
390.2280
Bill Dallas
Desiree Balderas
Ken Reeder
Kelly Kirby
John MacPhail
Paul Scholz
Clayton Hadley
Brenda Riis
Deslin Neek
The voice of the
Teslin Tlingit Council
Issue Jan/Feb winter 2013
Mot
hers
Day
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Please submit a written sentence/
paragraph to
TTC Communications Department.
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age 16 yrs.
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Communications/Clan Clerk
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it starts and ends
with all of us
respect...
politeness, understanding, honour and care shown towards
someone or something that is considered important
pride...
respecting yourself and deserving to be respected by others
accountability...
an obligation to accept responsibility for your actions
all TTC staff
working with respect
and pride,
for a Government
that is accountable
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PO Box 133
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Deslin Neek Newsletter March/April 2013

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