More Than a Chamber of Commerce
YFNCC is the territory-wide chamber dedicated to strengthening Yukon First Nation participation and leadership in the economy. We serve as a connector between businesses, development corporations, trusts, governments, industry, investors, and institutions.
Our role is not simply to bring people together. It is to help create the conditions for stronger economic outcomes.
That means improving access to opportunity, strengthening business and procurement readiness, supporting investment relationships, reducing barriers, and ensuring Yukon First Nation economic interests are represented where important decisions are being made.
Territory-Wide
Opportunities
Indigenous-Led
Outcome-Driven
How We Work
Our work is grounded in Yukon First Nation economic priorities and aspirations. We believe Yukon First Nations should be visible and influential in the economy as owners, investors, employers, partners, and builders of long-term prosperity.
Our work should lead somewhere. We focus on reducing barriers, strengthening readiness, opening doors, and helping businesses and economic entities access real opportunities.
YFNCC complements the work of Yukon First Nations governments, development corporations, trusts, and partner organizations. We convene, connect, advocate, and support, without replacing the distinct responsibilities of governments and rights holders.
Meet our Board
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Common questions
YFNCC represents and serves Yukon First Nation businesses, development corporations, trusts, and other members that support Indigenous economic growth in Yukon.
No. YFNCC is a chamber of commerce and economic organization. We do not replace Yukon First Nations governments or speak on matters that properly belong to governments and rights holders.
Our work includes procurement and business readiness, business visibility, connections to opportunities, strategic partnerships, investment relationships, advocacy, events, resources, and systems navigation.
YFNCC offers membership opportunities for Yukon First Nation businesses and economic entities as well as organizations and partners that support the Chamber's mandate. Membership categories and eligibility vary.
Governments, buyers, project proponents, investors, and industry partners can work with YFNCC to identify Yukon First Nation business capability, share opportunities, develop partnerships, and strengthen Indigenous economic participation.
Browse the YFNCC Business Directory by sector, then open a profile to read about the business and its location. The directory includes member businesses and economic organizations.