Language centre amalgamates packets of historical information
The entire language material assets collected by the Yukon Native Language Centre at Ayamdigut Campus in Whitehorse has been added online.
it was a massive undertaking with over 10,000 pages, countless hours of audio recordings and 8 official languages, some which have alternate dialects.
Krista Dempster is the language curriculum developer with the Language centre and has worked with a team to find, collect and scan the material.

http://www.ynlc.ca/languages.shtml

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