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Yukon First Nation Chamber of Commerce We are the collaborative voice supporting Yukon First Nation businesses, development corporations, and partners in building a strong, inclusive economy.

YFNCC is in Victoria this week for the Canadian Chamber of Commerce AGM and Convention, connecting with chambers from ac...
10/28/2026

YFNCC is in Victoria this week for the Canadian Chamber of Commerce AGM and Convention, connecting with chambers from across the country and bringing Yukon First Nation business priorities into the conversation.

We’re talking northern advocacy, procurement and practical ways to build stronger opportunities for our members.

Today, October 17, is World Geothermal Energy Day—and our newest podcast episode brings the conversation home to the Yuk...
10/16/2026

Today, October 17, is World Geothermal Energy Day—and our newest podcast episode brings the conversation home to the Yukon.

Could the heat beneath our feet help heat our communities, power our businesses, and create opportunities for First Nations ownership?

In Episode 8 of the Arctic Indigenous Investment Series, YFNCC President and host Blair Travis Hogan sits down with Robert Winsloe, Co-Founder and Head of New Market Development at Eavor Technologies Inc.

“We’re not looking for an aquifer. We don’t need an aquifer. We just need the heat.”
— Robert Winsloe

From underground “radiators” to community heating networks, Robert explains the technology and shares lessons from Eavor’s work in Alberta and Germany—including the challenges along the way.

Blair connects those ideas to Teslin’s biomass district heating experience: producing energy locally, creating local jobs, and keeping more of the benefits in the community.

Together, they explore where geothermal could fit in the Yukon, why heating projects could be a practical starting point, and how First Nations-owned energy utilities could help shape the future.

Join us for a conversation about energy, ownership, and the opportunities we could build here at home.

Presented by the Yukon First Nation Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Gúnta Business Consulting Ltd., and recorded at Gúnta Studio in Whitehorse.

▶ Watch: https://youtu.be/d2Cz28TMbFU
🎧 Listen: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7hi46qN8D4EPOpr45hadEs?si=pcLeg1cbRYKAeZfT73qh4A

Blair Hogan Winsloe

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Gúnta Business is pleased to share that Co-Owner and Managing Director Blair Hogan will be in Reykjavík, Iceland from October 8–10 for the Arctic Circle Assembly and Arctic Circle Business Forum.

Blair will join leaders from across the Arctic for discussions on investment, infrastructure, clean energy, critical minerals and Indigenous partnerships.

On October 8, he’ll participate in the panel “Canada’s North: A Hub for Investment and Partnerships,” bringing a Yukon First Nation business perspective to the conversation — including how Indigenous-owned businesses are moving from service providers to project partners, investors and equity owners.

He’ll also take part in Business Forum roundtables on investments in the Canadian Northern Territories and energy in Greenland.

For Gúnta, these conversations are about ensuring Northern and Indigenous communities are not only participating in development, but building ownership and lasting economic strength from it.

Congratulations to Tiffany Eckert-Maret!This recognition is so well deserved. YFNCC is incredibly honoured to have Tiffa...
10/03/2026

Congratulations to Tiffany Eckert-Maret!

This recognition is so well deserved. YFNCC is incredibly honoured to have Tiffany serve on our Board.

For those who know Tiffany, you understand the impact she has on the people and communities around her. For those who haven’t yet had the pleasure of working alongside her, her leadership, dedication, and impact are truly remarkable.

We are proud to have her as part of YFNCC and grateful for everything she brings to our organization and the communities we serve.

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“Yukon is becoming a worldwide focus for geothermal.”

What could large-scale geothermal development mean for the territory’s electricity, heating and long-term energy security?

In this excerpt from Episode 7 of the Arctic Indigenous Investment Series, Blair Hogan, John Jensen and Keith Jacobson discuss geothermal, district heating and the infrastructure needed to build a more self-sufficient Yukon energy system.

Watch the full Episode 7 conversation:

▶️ https://youtu.be/wLBf9-7WQro

Keith Jacobson shares his personal perspective in this conversation. His remarks do not represent the views or positions of Yukon Development Corporation.

Presented by YFNCC in partnership with Gúnta Business Consulting and its Gúnta Studio.

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420-2237 2nd Avenue
Whitehorse, YT
Y1A0K7

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Monday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 9:30am - 4:30pm

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