In the Yukon, days are filled with endless adventure and unexpected moments. Like spotting a moose or a flying chainsaw. | Travel Yukon

11K views · 104 reactions | Ever wondered what it takes to be successful at the Inuit sport of kneel jump? It takes an incredible amount of strength to leap as far as you can from a kneeling start. CBC video-journalist Mitch Wiles captured this short video of what's involved. The athlete is James Day Jr. from the NWT. | CBC Yukon | Facebook

11K views · 470 reactions | Approximately 15 vehicles filled with proud Yukoners came out to the YFN grad vehicle cruise to support and congratulate the Yukon First Nation's 2021 graduates. The cruise began at the Canada Games Centre and ended at Porter Creek Secondary School. Congratulations to all of the grads! | CBC Yukon | Facebook

15K views · 75 reactions | It sat for 62 years in the frozen tundra near Old Crow and was one of the first helicopters to fly in the Yukon. It's now on display at the Yukon Transportation Museum. Yukon aviation historian Bob Cameron has restored the helicopter to its former glory. Mike Rudyk met Cameron to hear the story of the Hiller 360. More: /www.cbc.ca/1.5082248 | CBC Yukon | Facebook

2.1M views · 48K reactions | Eerily spectacular bull moose from fall | Yukon Wildlife Cams | Facebook

3.5M views · 110K reactions | Wolf, bull moose, wolverine, lynx | Yukon Wildlife Cams | Facebook

5.3M views · 112K reactions | Grizzly - lynx - bull moose | Yukon Wildlife Cams | Facebook