The loudest sign of spring in southern Yukon is the return of the trumpeter swans. Thousands take a rest and refuel in M'Clintock Bay. As the CBC's Cheryl Kawaja reports, this year, they're ahead of schedule.
Para-athletes from 14 different countries are in Whitehorse this week. It's the first time the north has hosted the World Cup in para-snowboarding. Cheryl Kawaja was at the hill today and bring us the story.
The Arctic Winter Games can be a once in a lifetime opportunity. A Whitehorse biathlete, who was lucky enough to qualify for the games a second time, will be sitting out to ensure another athlete gets their one chance to compete. Cheryl Kawaja tells us more.
17-year-old Chase O'Brien had such a good time at last year's Arctic Winter Games that he wanted his friend to also experience the event. The biathlete gave up his spot this year to his friend Gallagher D'Abramo.
Work is underway to help Indigenous community members feel more welcome at the Watson Lake Community Hospital. From traditional food to local art and crafts, CBC North reporter Cheryl Kawaja explores some of the changes being made.